This satirical play by Atul Satya Koushik, on women’s empowerment, has a powerful social message about the rights of women, that is especially relevant now, because of the strong #MeToo movement.

‘Strangers in the Night’, is a play full of Jazz and pop songs that were originally sung by legends whose timeless music still stands the test of time.

Unfaithfully Yours will be performed on March 17th at St. Andrews auditorium. We thought it a good idea to interview Mona and Rohit about their play and about their experience of acting for a Bandra audience.

Vishaal Asrani’s Institute of Performing Arts, in asocoation with THE PIONEER DRAMA COMPANY USA and supported by the TRINITY COLLEGE LONDON (Mumbai Centre), staged a spectacular Broadway style production of SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS

Jeff Goldberg’s Studio is constantly evolving and coming out with something new and creative. Their latest offering “Six”, has been inspired by L.B Hamilton’s short play “A Midnight Clear”, from the 1940s.

The Films and Theatre Society launched their new play “Ballygunge 1990- Love is an endless mystery” at Bandra’s Rang Mandir this weekend. This premier red carpet show was a full house with various celebrities like Nadira Babbar and Ramesh Sippy in the audience

Children had a ball this weekend at Bandra’s Rang Mandir as they sat spellbound and watched the musical SANTA MEETS CINDERELLA!

This smash hit indigenous musical moved this weekend from south Mumbai to St Andrews auditorium in Bandra. The good news is that it will also be performed the weekend of November 23rd to 25th at the same venue

This show entitled BAZZAR, is the first full production that Cirque du Soleil is performing in India and they have been brought here by Citi Bank and BMS

Bandraites are anxiously awaiting this year’s edition of The Times Celebrate Bandra Festival. This wonderful festival which began in 2003, was conceptualized with a view to bring Bandra people together through world-class entertainment that is free of cost and accessible to all

The Aditya Birla Group’s theatre initiative Aadyam has yet another winner on their hands. Their play Jab Khuli Kitaab which has been written and directed by theatre veteran Saurabh Shukla, was performed at Andrews Auditorium over the weekend

Vishaal Asrani's Institute of Performing Arts in association with The Pioneer Drama Company (U.S.A) and supported by the Trinity College London presented the classic musical The Wizard of Oz, this weekend in Balgandharva Rang Mandir Bandra.