UPCOMING EVENT!
Our upcoming project is a Pulitzer Prize winner for fiction –‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ by Harper Lee. Written in 1961, during the Great Depression, it highlights the racial tension in that era. Adapted by Christopher Sergel, this is the first time that the play shall be performed in India. To recreate the fictional town of Maycomb Alabama, a magnum opus set design is created with the help of an award-winning architect to elucidate the fine details, architecture, and socio-economic background of the period in which it is set. The play is set to stage at Chowdiah Memorial Hall, on the 28th of October. The compelling characters and poignant themes shall come to life through the powerful dialogue and evocative scenes. The play tackles issues of racism and injustice, inviting audiences to reflect on the complexities of society and the significance of fighting for equality. “To Kill a Mockingbird” is a seminal work of American literature that continues to resonate with readers and theatre-goers alike, reminding us of the importance of empathy, understanding, and the pursuit of justice in an imperfect world.
Recent Venture
TARAMANDAL
Play by Neel Chaudhuri, an iconic tale that celebrates the everyday heroism of quietly believing in your dreams even as life takes over
VAGINA MONOLOGUES
Ready to talk about it? We need to talk. We are worried. Worried about our Vaginas. We worry about what we think about Vaginas, and even more that we don't think about it enough.
FOURTEEN
Play by Alice Gerstenberg, one act drama of a woman hosting a dinner party who encounters unforeseen obstacles
OUR WORKSHOPS
Arena Theatre Productions hosts fun-filled Theatre workshops, which provide a space to bring together the different aspects of one’s personality and channel it towards growing artistically and help us use the various elements of theatre in our everyday life.
oUTREACH & sOCIAL CAUSE
We at Arena Theatre Production aim at humanizing humanity. Theatre has always been a platform for people to express their emotions and thoughts. During the uncanny times of the pandemic, children were deprived of education in certain sectors of society.
