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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
Fri, 27 Novforeverest is a solo production by Sushma Soma, a Singapore-India based singer songwriter. In May 2023, her husband Shri, summited Mount Everest and did not return. Born from this deeply personal loss, foreverest is a multidisciplinary show blending theatre and music to explore grief and healing.
Sun, 29 NovAn intimate evening of songs, stories, and musical experiments with TV Dinner, the solo project of Nischay Parekh, formerly of Parekh & Singh. 75 mins | English | 18+
PRESENT YOUR WORK
PRESENT YOUR WORK
Oddbird curates a year-round public programme across theatre, movement, music, and interdisciplinary performance.
Our Curation Process
Programming is planned three months in advance, across approximately 40 public dates each year. Each quarter is curated as a balanced calendar, considering form, scale, and context. We prioritise work that benefits from intimacy and engages meaningfully with the audience in the room.
Public Performances
All shows appear on Oddbird’s public calendar, with tickets that are sold directly through our website. The majority of ticket proceeds go to the artist. We collaborate on pricing, positioning, and audience communication separately for each show.
Sponsored or Commissioned Work
Projects supported by brands or institutions follow a separate process. Budgets, timelines, and scope are discussed upfront, and programming decisions are made based on alignment and context.
Proposing Work
If you’re interested in performing at Oddbird, please fill the form below. Submissions are reviewed on an ongoing basis, with responses typically shared within 3-4 weeks.
SPACESWAP PROGRAM
(Space Barter)
At OddBird, we believe in the power of collaboration to shape meaningful artistic experiences. Through our SpaceSwap program, we open our doors to artists, offering the chance to use our space without a traditional rental fee. Instead, we invite you to contribute your unique talents and expertise.
Whether it’s hosting a workshop, sharing a performance, or lending your skills to a special project, this exchange embodies our ethos of shared resources, creativity, and community. Together, we can create something bigger than the sum of its parts. To learn more, reach out to us at programming@oddbirdtheatre.com.