Pene, Author at Indian Ink Theatre Company - Page 3 of 19

Behind the

Scenes

Actor Kalyani Nagarajan dances on a table

Mrs. Krishnan’s Party is a Joyous Celebration of Indian Culture

Delightfully Immersive and Unique Theatrical Experience …

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Actors Justin Rogers and Kalyani Nagarajan as DJ Jimmy J and Mrs Krishnan stand greeting the audience

Regional Reviews: Mrs Krishnan’s Party

Some things translate into any culture–joy, perseverance, and the hard truths we face along the way.

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Smiling bearded man in black shirt beside bold text "Keeping up with Jake" on a dark wood-panel background.

That’s a wrap

It’s been a lumpy old year.

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A November to remember

This month I’ve been deep in rehearsals for Balloon Dog

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Alisha Jacob on the left looking at Jacob Rajan on the right

A jewel of a play, brimming with humanity and gentle comedy

A worthy addition to Indian Ink’s repertoire and brimming with its signature humanity and gentle comedy while not flinching from serious themes.

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Image of the Ballon Dog actors sitting. Left to right - Jehangir, Jacob and Alisha

Balloon Dog Review

Balloon Dog is a loose modern-day adaptation of Kabuliwala, a fictional tale from the 1890’s penned by one of India’s most celebrated authors, Rabindranath Tagore.

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Image of a scene from Kabuliwala

Kabuliwala – original short story

“The Kabuliwallah” tells of the unlikely friendship between a migrant Afghani peddler and the young daughter of middle-class parents in Calcutta.

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Spring sensations

I dusted off the old suit recently

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Spring has Sprung

I’d like to introduce you to the newest member of the Indian Ink family: Fay.

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Actor Jacob Rajan stands on the Paradise set with his hands over his eyes

Playful subversion in outstanding production

‘Mischief’, actor Jacob Rajan has said, and I can well believe it, is his favourite word.

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Pure Magic

August has been a month of wild invention.

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Actor Jacob Rajan looks at the camera in an conversation with Gerry the vulture

A brilliant, accessible and joyful way to ponder the mysteries of life and death

A simple set awaits us: a two-step platform and a black screen behind it.

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