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How closely does your family life reflect the Indian-Australian quandaries reflected in Vividha Arts’ new play Andhi Daud? writes NEHA MALUDE

Begging the question ‘How can I believe in God when he doesn’t believe in me?’, Director Adam Cook’s interpretation of Chris Urch’s award-winning play presents a fascinating dissection of family, religion, politics and love in a Ugandan landscape eerily similar to our own. Manan Luthra reports.

The play directed by B Jayashree portrays progressive destruction of the myths deeply embedded in the lives of people in an Indian village.

A new playwriting project tells poignant, cross-cultural stories of love against the backdrop of migration, by HAMIDA PARKAR

A multi-lingual play tells the story of a priest who seeks inspiration from a legendary football goalie to fight evil. EMIE ROY writes

UTSAV 2018 by the Organization of Hindu Malayalees saw yet another celebration of a close-knit Malayalee community

Usually, it's the dance moms who force their kids into taking a dance class. In my case, however, it was the other way round. By Kalyani Wakhare