Mrs Krishnan’s Party is a triumph of both interactive theatre and human spirit. Sarah Kidd
A testament to the unique craft of writers Jacob Rajan and Justin Lewis Maulik Thakkar, THEATRE SCENES
It’s beautiful in that it welcomes anyone and everyone Charlie Upton and Ash Tisdale, Two Cents & Two Pence
An Indian tale of epic proportions Georgina Smerd, Glam Adelaide
A piece of unique theatrical genius Robert Horne, IN Daily
masterful storytelling, impeccable comic timing and charismatic performance Kate Herbert, Herald Sun. 23/8/17
Comic genius... a tour de force from a master of multicultural mayhem. Melbourne Age
A small gem of theatre... similarly charmed the audience... Singapore Straits Times
Krishnan's Dairy... is cute, sentimental, large-spirited, beautifully performed, utterly touching Financial Times, Edinburgh
Paradise or the Impermanence of Ice Cream
Next Generation
A fluid, flexible and fun programme for youth!
Welcome to the Murder House
You'll die laughing
Mrs Krishnan’s Party
You're Invited
The Elephant Thief
The future is ours to see
If you think the world is crazy now you should see it in 50 years time. Take a look into our cracked crystal ball into a future where India is the most powerful nation on earth.
Kiss the Fish
It takes a child to raise a village
The winds of change are sweeping the sleepy island of Karukam. A new resort promises a brighter future for all until fate puts the hopes of the community in the hands of Sidu - the village idiot!
The Dentist’s Chair
A comedy with bite
This deliciously dark comedy hit a nerve at the New Zealand International Festival, captivating audiences and selling out.
The Pickle King
A comedy about love, death & preserves
Once the finest hotel in town, the Empire is now as faded as the dreams of the piano player who haunts the lobby.
The Candlestickmaker
The formula for happiness
Discover black holes and the formula for happiness in a tribute to one of the greatest astrophysicists of this century, Subramanyan Chandrasekhar.
Guru of Chai
Secrets of Life, Love, and Everything
The contradictions of modern India with its iPhones and ancient gods come alive in this outrageously funny and heartbreakingly beautiful romantic thriller.