We are back...with something special!! 🙌
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Piyush Agarwal
May 30, 2026, 11:01:50 PM (3 days ago) May 30
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Hellosss,
Been a while since we dropped by in your inbox, right?
Been a while since we dropped by in your inbox, right?
Well, we took some time-off while we went back to tend to life. :)
But now, we are trying to get back to creating... slowly & carefully!
So, come join us on the 13th of June for our first step at getting back in action..
We are bringing back the OG cast for a special, dramatized, intimate reading of the play “Love in the Cholera of Time”. This session will allow the audience to experience the text in its rawest form and also interact with the team.
When - Saturday, 13th June, 2026 - 6pm
Where - Atta Galatta, Indiranagar
This is an intimate performance for just 50 members and we have just about 10 tickets left.
Whether you have watched the play or not, this is going to be a different experience.
We look forward to having you for this special event.
But now, we are trying to get back to creating... slowly & carefully!
So, come join us on the 13th of June for our first step at getting back in action..
We are bringing back the OG cast for a special, dramatized, intimate reading of the play “Love in the Cholera of Time”. This session will allow the audience to experience the text in its rawest form and also interact with the team.
When - Saturday, 13th June, 2026 - 6pm
Where - Atta Galatta, Indiranagar
This is an intimate performance for just 50 members and we have just about 10 tickets left.
Whether you have watched the play or not, this is going to be a different experience.
We look forward to having you for this special event.
Registration Link -
Love in the Cholera of Time - Dramatised Reading
Love in the Cholera of Time - Dramatised Reading
Summary
Experience a dramatised reading that strips theatre down to its most explosive, charged element: the text. Without the spectacle of a full production, attention shifts to the writing, the actors, and the act of listening itself. You begin to hear the texture of the text differently. Humour lands harder. Silences stretch. Ideas linger.
For "Love in the Cholera of Time", an original play written by award-winning playwright Prashanth Kumar Nair, that feels especially fitting.
The play unfolds in the “in-betweens of time”, following two people living in different eras who somehow fall in love across time itself. Their relationship becomes a problem for four Time Gods whose entire purpose is to keep time orderly, linear, and under control. As they scramble to contain this anomaly, the play moves through questions of love, loneliness, science, and our increasingly industrial relationship with time.
Part performance, part listening experience, part collision of ideas, this dramatised reading offers a rare chance to encounter theatre in its rawest and most immediate form.
For "Love in the Cholera of Time", an original play written by award-winning playwright Prashanth Kumar Nair, that feels especially fitting.
The play unfolds in the “in-betweens of time”, following two people living in different eras who somehow fall in love across time itself. Their relationship becomes a problem for four Time Gods whose entire purpose is to keep time orderly, linear, and under control. As they scramble to contain this anomaly, the play moves through questions of love, loneliness, science, and our increasingly industrial relationship with time.
Part performance, part listening experience, part collision of ideas, this dramatised reading offers a rare chance to encounter theatre in its rawest and most immediate form.
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