Tag: Theatre

Time indeed flies. I remember watching An Inspector Calls on one of my trips to London back in 2006. It ...

After putting kids to bed, I was scrolling through social media for the day’s feed, and read a post by ...

The living legend of Pakistani films, television and stage Zia Mohyeddin has taken his final bow and passed into oblivion. ...

In the good old days when there was a regular exchange of theatre productions between India and Pakistan, the Pakistani ...

In Karachi, good theatre is hard to come by, especially when one looks for literate entertainment. Olomopolo Media dared to ...

The National Academy of Performing Arts (NAPA) recently staged a night of Jazz fusion, titled ‘More Than Jazz’ at Zia ...

We observe our realm through diverse sensibilities, and the performing arts in particular enable us to observe and appreciate the ...

After the pandemic, we haven’t fully recovered but we did survive 2020 and 2021. And trust me when I say ...

Takreema Aurooj describes a day in the life of a theatre activist and actress with the Azaad Fankar collective

Indu Mitha on PNCA's production "Punja Shikanja"

As 'Zard Paton Ka Ban' makes its way to Karachi, Annam Lodhi goes over some of its major themes

A play charts the history of India and Pakistan through a romance that lasts eight decades. By Ammara Ahmad

Sania Saeed and Nimra Bucha deliver a power-packed performance in the play Mushk. Ammara Ahmad reviews it

Qasim Ali on Ajoka's powerful depiction of the life and suffering of prisoners on death row in Pakistan

Shahnaz Aijazuddin on Ajoka's latest, powerful offering

Aima Khosa reviews Ajoka's latest offering - an adaption of Intizar Hussain's powerful imagery

Karachi’s NAPA Theatre makes another bold statement with its adaptation of Kalidasa’s most renowned play, Shakuntala. Review by Samra Muslim

The stellar ensemble cast of Nida Butt's 'Grease' more than makes up for the flat performances of its lead stars. TU ...