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Fri, 04 SeptA father struggling with the death of his young daughter confronts the man responsible: a stage hypnotist. Their meeting sparks an unexpected exploration of grief, accountability, and the possibility of transformation. For ages 18+
Sat, 12 SeptAn ensemble play about survival, dignity, dreams—and the uncomfortable collision between the world that is seen and the world that is deliberately kept invisible. | Bargad ka Chabutra Production Grant 2025 | Languages: Hindi and English | For ages 18+
unSeen - dir. by Vishnupad Barve
unSeen was a dance piece critiquing how society shapes the idea of femininity or the ‘woman’ across cultures.
14 October 2016
unSeen was based on Rabindranath Tagore’s letter ‘Ramabai-er Baktritar Upalakhse’ (letter with reference to Ramabai’s speech). In 1891, Tagore attended a lecture by Ramabai, where she said that women can do anything that men can, except drinking alcohol. In a highly disputable response to her, he pointed out how nature has made women weaker than men, physically and intellectually, and the necessity, therefore, to follow the ‘law of compensation’.
Images used for representative purpose only.
Design and Direction: Vishnupad Barve
Performance: Kalyanee Mulay
Lights: Nazia Khan
Stage Management: Gayatri Joshi
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