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Behind the

Scenes

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

In Memory

Mum passed away a few weeks ago.

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

Yes Chef

This month has been mad as a bag of snakes.

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Actor Jacob Rajan stands in front of a white door holding a lantern

A unique, unpredictable and utterly captivating work of art

The scene is immediately set with sights of Bengaluru (Bangalore) Train Station

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Actor Jacob Rajan stands looking into a lamp

Rajan woos the crowd in Guru of Chai, a heady theatrical brew for the senses

This performance of Guru of Chai – the first act in this year’s Hamilton Arts Festival

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Happy 2025

Goodbye, Gracie. Miss you girl.

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Deliciously December

Keeping up with Jake in December Back in October, we held auditions and cast talented actors for a play that hadn’t yet been written. Fast…

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Never Better November

Butterfly House is the stunning holiday home of Indian Ink Patron

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Outstanding October

Here’s the thing: back in June, I mentioned our exciting new play idea.

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Sweet September

If you’ve been keeping up with my scribblings you’ll know

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Astonishing August

I was last here at the Darwin International Arts Festival in 2019.

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Actor Jacob Rajan as Kutisar, played by Jacob Rajan, makes a shadow puppet of a parrot with his hands in a dark room.

Guru Of Chai Simmers With Toothsome Tastes Of India

Indian Ink’s famed production of Guru of Chai has returned to Wellington’s re-energised Hannah Playhouse, fourteen years after its world premiere.

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Actor Jacob Rajan stands in a dance pose on a raised set with a tea trolley next to him

Review: Guru of Chai

At the beginning of Guru of Chai, a storyteller chai-wallah (tea-seller) promises the audience that “your problems will be gone; tonight, your loneliness, your emptiness—all gone!”

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