Nazar Ke Saamne is an ensemble performance devised by Freeda Theatre in collaboration with Maraa Collective. Rooted in the lived experiences of women from Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe communities in Madhya Pradesh, the performance journeys through childhood, youth, and womanhood.

This 60-minute performance invites audiences to look beyond sensational headlines and fixed narratives that surround social inequality and violence - turning attention instead to the quiet residues of memory, and the tensions between forgetting and remembering. Key moments of shifting bodies, intimate songs, and collective movement offer a rooted experience, inviting viewers to witness stories often left untold.

Beyond just a performance - it is an act of reclaiming voice and space, redefining what it means to move forward with courage. The evening concludes with a conversation, opening space for reflection and connection.

Freeda Theatre is an intergenerational collective of women in Madhya Pradesh using theatre to reclaim their stories…