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You believed in us. Now look what we’re building together In its 10th year, the South Asian Theatre Festival lovingly...
You believed in us. Now look what we’re building together In its 10th year, the South Asian Theatre Festival lovingly...
Madhullikaa Singh is an actor, theatre maker and Odissi dancer working on Gadigal land. Her stage credits include ‘Human Activity’...
The South Asian Theatre Festival aims to remind South Asian diaspora audiences in Sydney of their progressive and liberal roots;...
In Search of a Mulk Mrs. Violet Smith was a second generation immigrant to Calcutta from Armenia. During WW1, her...
The energy in this performance of Bedtime Story is palpable. The beginning and ending work extremely well. It must have been...
Nautanki Theatre’s production Bedtime Story is written by Kiran Nagarkar and directed by Joyraj Bhattacharjee. Nagarkar penned Bedtime Story in the...
Before the 1970s, most South Asians who immigrated to Australia were related to the colonial labour trade, or racialised, and institutionally...
Founded in 2012, Nautanki Theatre has brought to life cultural storytelling in a South Asian Theatre.. They present thoughtful and...
Avantika Tomar Fourteen days before the first show and I am already quite certain of having withdrawal symptoms post June...
We respectfully acknowledge the traditional custodians of the lands and waters of NSW, and all Aboriginal Elders, past, present and emerging, and their continuing cultural, spiritual customs, storytelling and practices.
As a noteable theatre company Sydney, Nautanki is committed to honoring diverse narratives and fostering a culturally inclusive community through our stage performances.
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