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Comedy, Curry and Chaos: Scary Strangers’ debut tour in India

Indians have a knack for adding flavour, not just in their food, but also when it comes to humour. And when it comes to...

‘The Axe in the Ceiling’ and the absurdity of arranged marriage

In the height of Melbourne’s 2020 lockdown, Jaya Berged wasn’t making sourdough or cutting her own hair but poring over Grimm’s Fairytales with collaborator...

‘My superhero voice’ starting conversations on child sexual abuse

A picture book created in collaboration with the Australian Government aims to prevent and respond to child sexual abuse in multicultural communities. Launching last week...

Simran wins award

A talented young artist is felicitated for her simple, yet stunning artwork

Exhibition Dust: The magnificence of India’s vast deserts

Delhi-based artist Gigi Scaria’s new exhibition Dust, at the Ian Potter Museum of Art, takes viewers on a captivating journey through the beauty of India’s desolated salt deserts, writes PURNIMA RUANGLERTBUTR

Devang Patel: Patelscope from Mumbai to Melbourne

Comedy and parody, besides music and singing added to Devang Patel’s impressive repertoire

Pagoda Tree: Eighteenth century intrigue

The life of a devadasi in British India is chronicled in this interesting historical novel, writes CHITRA SUDARSHAN

Treasure trio of docos

Three well-made documentaries tell diverse stories of the transgender community, poets and activists, writes UTTAM MUKHERJEE

Gifted dancers in depressing piece

Although the subject was relevant and the performance commendable, Zameen was unfortunately dismal, writes DEEPA GOPINATH

Rocking with Raghu

The Raghu Dixit Project performing at Parramasala 2013 was a treat for Kannadigas, writes SHRADDHA ARJUN

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Comedy, Curry and Chaos: Scary Strangers’ debut tour in India

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‘My superhero voice’ starting conversations on child sexual abuse

Breaking form in Bharatanatyam: Govind Pillai’s ‘Temple of Desire’

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