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Theatre Jam happens, this time on the second Sunday of the month. Good timing too, with the BBMP elections taking place on the 28th. One hopes that some of the art work, performances or anything that comes out of this jam, can be fed in to the people’s manifesto, which is being presented publicly on the 15th of March!

Day 24 of Theatre Jam: Music Jam on 24th October 2009 @ Jaaga, Rehnius Street, Shantinagar, Bangalore. Call 9900874227 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              9900874227      end_of_the_skype_highlighting begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              9900874227      end_of_the_skype_highlighting begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              9900874227      end_of_the_skype_highlighting for more details

Talk by Lawrence Liang at ALF on 22nd Oct 09, at 6:30 pm, as part of Theatre Jam. Call 9845220282 for more details.

City Specks: Mapping Memories, a part of Theatre Jam in Oct 09. Call 9880755875 for more details

A night of poetry at Ants Cafe in Indiranagar, as part of Theatre Jam in Oct 09. Call 9845530323

A film screening as part of theatre jam in Oct 09. Call 9845220282 for more details

A holistic take on the recent campaign (s) to save the trees of Lalbagh, Nanda Road and Lakshman Rao park in opposition to the State and BMRCL. A desperate middle class bid to reclaim identity pitted against notions of new visions of progress and development.

Just thought I would add my response to the Sunday – Theatre Jam.
It really was a great feeling to be around at Nelmangla watching/doing plays under trees, in a caged room, on river banks and the like  – sounds pretty wild – but the whole experience really was fascinating to say the least. For me [...]

The City of Gardens (a Center for Film & Drama production) was staged in the city of Bangalore recently and seemed to promise a lot and invite you in. No, not in terms of publicity- I didn’t know about it until I landed at Rangashankara’s café for a meeting.
Though I do recount [...]

The Bangalore City Project , is a cultural and social experiment, under the aegis of the Goethe Institute-Max Mueller Bhavan. To be specific, the Bhavan is providing infrastructural support for a group of interested people/volunteers/organizations to come and discuss possibilities of a “better” Bangalore.
With a wonderful buffet laid out, the BCP involves a good varied mix of [...]