This lockdown has ensured that we have all had to change our lifestyle. I miss my walks on Carter Road, and doing all the things I really enjoyed doing, like meeting friends, hanging around Bandra,

This play written in 1900, and set amidst the background of the common man’s revolt against Tsarist Russia, has been adapted to an Indian milieu by the director of this play, Ashok Pandey. Considering the political climate in our country today, this adaptation seems completely relevant.

“India, the Musical”, is an energetic and exhilarating musical dance drama that engages the audience in an immersive way by thrusting the performers into the auditorium, as many a time dancers come into the auditorium to perform.

This play has the two lead actors, Rajit Kapur and Ajeet Singh Palawat effortlessly morphing into twelve different characters! Directed by the award winning and very talented Mohit Takalkar, Mosambi Narangi is the Hindi translation of the play “Stones in His Pocket”, by Irish playwright Marie Jones.

This superb nine member band played a blend of many exciting musical sounds. It was a fabulous evening with samba, soul & pop and rich coastal sounds from Africa, mixed with exquisite western instrumentation and a touch of East African beats.

The newly opened Bluebop Cafe on Linking Road in Khar West offers an immersive hospitality experience with an artisanal Italian American cuisine, delectable cocktails and a performance space for live jazz music, as they always have live jazz sessions on the weekends.

SUNDAY JAMMIN’ AT SOUL FRY 12 NOON – 3.30 PM Sundays couldn’t come around soon enough !!!

Aadyam, had the debut show of their fifth season, with a cracking production of the iconic play A Few Good Men, at St. Andrews auditorium this past weekend. The Aditya Birla Group have really to be commended for their continued support of good theatre as year after year Mumbai audiences have been privileged to see some great theatre under the …

Last weekend and the weekend before, audiences were treated to some brilliant farcical theatre, at the Jeff Goldberg Studio in Bandra. “Misunderstanding”, which is a production by this Method Acting Studio’s final year students, is an adaptation of Dario Fo’s play “A Virtuous Burglar”, and has been very capably directed by Ashok Pandey. This laugh a minute comic play, keeps …

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.