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Launched in 2006, AHA! has grown organically adding programmes, dimensions, audiences, international collaborations and international festival, as one of India's most important and sustained Theatre for Children programmes. Know More.
The Ranga shankara complex was designed by architect Sharukh Mistry and it was opened to the public on 28 October 2004. Objectives. Ranga Shankara is a space dedicated to theatre and resembles Mumbai's Prithvi Theatre. It aims to Showcase theatrical performances from India and abroad
Ranga Shankara is Theatre Alive! Ranga Shankara is the definitive space for quality theatre in Bangalore. From the time it opened its doors in October 2004, Ranga Shankara has developed into one of India’s nerve centres of theatre.
From theaters and sports events to exhibitions and music concerts, Ranga Shankara: Bengaluru and within Bengaluru has a lot on its platter to offer you and turn your mood up. Take a break from your daily humdrum chores and work and check out some upcoming events near you.
‘Paperback’ has been at Ranga Shankara since 2013, stocking a carefully curated list of books on subjects that will stimulate the culturally engaged individual — literature, cinema, social sciences, women’s studies, photography, comedy — and classics in both Kannada and English.
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Ranga Shankara is a wonderfully open and democratic space. There is no VIP row, and all tickets are priced the same; to get the best seats you have to arrive earlier than everyone...
Oct 24, 2014 · Arundathi Nag speaks about the journey of Ranga Shankara since its inauguration a decade ago. A festival will mark its tenth anniversary
Jun 25, 2024 · Curated by theatre maker and a trustee at Ranga Shankara, S. Surendranath, held by masters in their fields, these sessions will help the younger generation of artists hone their craft and...
Ranga Shankara’s 'Theatre for Children', under the banner AHA!, the universal expression for wonder, staged the Kannada production ‘Gumma Banda Gumma’ as its first in 2006. Clearly a favourite from the first show, the play has been passed down from one generation of actors and directors to the next.
