R K Colony
June 12
Bangalore's beloved theater hub honors actor Shankar Nag with year-round performances spanning Kannada comedies, English classics, and work from around the globe. The 320-seat amphitheater brings audiences close to the action with sightlines that work even from the back row.
June 13 at 3:30pm
An ancient Tamil epic finds new voice through the world's oldest living Sanskrit theatre tradition. This reimagining of Cilappatikaram traces Kannaki's journey from love to divine justice through minimal, meditative Kutiyattam performance that bridges two classical legacies in one unforgettable afternoon.
June 18 at 7:30pm
Two unlikely souls find connection through humor and tenderness in a world that overlooks them. Bag Dancing follows Imelda, a sharp-witted homeless woman, and Neville, a shy shelter caretaker haunted by his past, as they build an unlikely bond built on trust, memory, and the human capacity for joy.
R K ColonyOpens Friday at 11:00 AM
June 12
Bangalore's beloved theater hub honors actor Shankar Nag with year-round performances spanning Kannada comedies, English classics, and work from around the globe. The 320-seat amphitheater brings audiences close to the action with sightlines that work even from the back row.
June 13 at 3:30pm
An ancient Tamil epic finds new voice through the world's oldest living Sanskrit theatre tradition. This reimagining of Cilappatikaram traces Kannaki's journey from love to divine justice through minimal, meditative Kutiyattam performance that bridges two classical legacies in one unforgettable afternoon.
June 18 at 7:30pm
Two unlikely souls find connection through humor and tenderness in a world that overlooks them. Bag Dancing follows Imelda, a sharp-witted homeless woman, and Neville, a shy shelter caretaker haunted by his past, as they build an unlikely bond built on trust, memory, and the human capacity for joy.