Exits and Entrances

<br>Café Alibaba: <br>The play explores the friendship rivalry and angst of four young professionals brought together by the chance of everyday life and the convenient meeting place of a cafe near their bus stop. However the gentle turbulence in their interaction spirals out of control with unexpected developments - a deep-seated resentment a knife rashly wielded... <p/>Manto and the Dhoban: <br>We are transported to the Partition era: An unsophisticated village girl surprises Manto (the legendary Urdu writer) with her cool strength spirit and derring-do. <p/>Raghu Raghunath: <br>Friendship comes in many hues with different expectations and varying shelf lives. For Raghu his partner is his north his south his east and west. <p/>Timshel (Thou Mayest!): <br>Life is a drama of complex relationships. But when the dreaded C word intrudes and death is imminent it can either get hopelessly even more complicated... or else is suddenly simplified. <p/>Life in the Time of Corona: <br>A trilogy of plays depicting life in these unprecedented restricted times of the Covid-19 pandemic. Restless and despondent three couples from different walks of life - a middle-class aging couple young professionals and spunky millennials - find ways to navigate the obstacle course.<br>Waiting...<br>The play exposes the near-tragic situation of a middle-aged couple who have nothing to live for. They get on each other's nerves in a way that smacks of the acerbic but is also comic. They plan to leave this world with a bang not a whimper. But whoever said that life is so simple as to go according to plan?