Chhenra Collage (A Collage Torn)' examines complexities of human relationships. The play calls on the audience to question if cracks always exist or if they are circumstantial.
The Chimta is a percussion instrument often used in Punjabi Bhangra music and Sikh religious music. It is typically made from pieces of steel or iron with brass jingles or rings attached.
An episode from The Mahabharata: Born to a king promised on male heirs and raised as a male warrior, a chance meeting with Arjuna the legendary Pandava warrior invokes passion in Chitra's (Chitrangada) heart. The Pandava Warrior Arjun encounters the Warrior Princess in training.
The Chyabrung is a percussion instrument used in Nepal and India. It is a large wooden drum with animal skin on each end and is played with a stick and the hands. It is often used an an accompaniment to folk dances.
Immigrant communities in America often make art in ethnic silos. EnActe Arts breaks those silos by bringing together 13 local ethnic dance companies to become The Conference of the Birds. Music by world ethno-musicologist Randy Armstrong.
TaalSutra, Creation: From Dashavatar to Elton John
Climate Change Segment
A stark, leafless tree dominates the projection, casting the stage in cool, desaturated tones. The minimal landscape imagery contrasts sharply with earlier mythic abundance, visually signaling ecological rupture and the fragility of creation.
TaalSutra, Creation: From Dashavatar to Elton John
Earth and AI Figures
Two central figures stand in theatrical confrontation, personifying Earth and technological modernity. The restrained staging shifts the production from mythic narrative to contemporary allegory, framing creation as an ethical dialogue between nature and human innovation.
