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Thu, 29 OctCome Eat With Me is an immersive, participatory theatre performance unpacking caste oppression and resistance through Dalit histories, culminating in a shared meal that turns eating into collective reflection.- Fri, 30 OctCome Eat With Me is an immersive, participatory theatre performance unpacking caste oppression and resistance through Dalit histories, culminating in a shared meal that turns eating into collective reflection.
Sat, 31 OctArtists Arjun Rana & Tang Mizaaji take stage for the first edition of The Canopy presented by Nikamma & Noice For ages 18+ | Standing Concert
Sat, 21 NovDecked out in identical pastels, five bridesmaids nurse cocktails and trade snark, united by one truth: they despise the bride. For ages 18+ | 80 mins
Sun, 22 NovThree men across the globe face absurd, hilarious revelations about love, identity, and ambition in Hassan Abdulrazzak’s sharp comedy. For ages 18+ | 60 mins
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.
A Feminist Guide to Delhi
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.
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.
This play about pleasure and abuse breaks the binary. It’s painful, messy and funny
Prasanna Bachchhav
THE PRINT
‘Seconds Before Coming' is written, directed, & performed by 26-year-old Rishika Kaushik. After performing it at Delhi's Oddbird theatre, she wants to stage it in people's houses.
Should latecomers at theatres be allowed to have their way?
Akarsh Khurana
THE HINDU
Isn’t starting a play late for latecomers like rewarding them for their tardiness?
Shauharty’s ‘Farookh’ Is Proof of How Alternative Hip-Hop Can Thrive in India
Anurag Tagat
ROLLING STONE INDIA
The New Delhi artist will tour with his band, Darookhs, following their recent launch gig.
Oddbird Theatre: Soaring to new heights one act at a time
"Exciting, stimulating, gratifying," says Shambhavi Singh, co-founder at Oddbird, on completing one year in the city. An exclusive interview with the erstwhile Delhi Secret Supper Club.
Tarun Balani's 'Kadahin Milandaasin' Is A Jazz-Drenched Reclamation Of Sindhi Heritage
Disha Bijolia
HOMEGROWN
Released in May last year via BERTHOLD Records, Kadahin Milandaasin features seven tracks and brings Sindhi folk material into Balani’s contemporary jazz language.
Attend A New Delhi Performance Art Series Exploring What It Means To 'Belong'
Sobhika Vasanthan
HOMEGROWN
Little Stint II is more than just an event, it's a platform for artistic expression, dialogue, and discovery.
