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Features on
Oddbird Theatre

For the art of live performance.

PRESS

Project Type:  Cultural

JUGGERNAUT

The language of the space was kept organic in its essence with the employment of locally available materials which exudes a vibe of ease into the space whilst unlatching from superfluous vanity typical of performance arts venues.

Arundhati Roy reads from her memoir, Mother Mary Comes to Me, in a room full of 'beloveds' in Delhi

Paramita Ghosh

THE NEW INDIAN EXPRESS

Arundhati Roy’s memoir is a book of experience, violence, and grace. And not a few secrets. Before the book takes off on its India and global tour, she gave a glimpse of some of it at a select gathering in Delhi.

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A Feminist Guide to Delhi

Thomas Manuel

THE WIRE

Oddbird theatre has built a reputation as a space for Delhi’s artists and performers to showcase their work. It holds a lot of events that allow young female artists to practice their craft.

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An Oddbird is breaking through Delhi’s performance arts scene

Aayush Soni

REDBULL

In the constellation of performing arts spaces, Oddbird occupies an unusual position – one that’s challenging a status quo from a distance.

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The rise of alternative performance spaces

Tanuj Kumar

MINT LOUNGE

The ability to experience distant folk music traditions in an intimate setting is one of the few remarkable offerings by this theatre. 

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