Undercurrent Theatre Company

20/03/2024

UTC x TAW Creative Development (Jan ‘24)

A huge thankyou to for their time and generosity during this intercultural collaboration, we are incredibly grateful and can’t wait until we meet again 🤝

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This development was made possible by the Centre for Australia-India Relations.

25/12/2023

Happy Holidays from the Undercurrent Team 🎄

We want to take a moment to thank the amazing people we have worked with this year - It's been a joy creating with local and international artists, and we look forward to seeing what they do in the years to come 🌟

Thank you to everyone who has supported us over the last few years, and we'll see you in 2024.

15/12/2023

Thanks to The Hindu for this write-up about our collaboration with The Art Workers over the last fortnight. If you want to know more about our process so far, click the link below to see intercultural collaboration in action 💥

(This project is funded by the through the Maitri Cultural Partnerships Grant)

Indo-Australian production which is a multidisciplinary project is a joint venture of India and Australia as funded by Centre for Australia-India Relations

07/12/2023

MEET RAMITH RAMESH (TAW)

Ramith Ramesh is an actor, theatre maker and traditional Kutiyattam practitioner, grown up in Kerala, South India. Currently he lives in Hyderabad, Telangana, where he teaches as an Assistant Professor at the recognised GITAM University. Ramith received his training from the esteemed Intercultural Theatre Institute (ITI) in Singapore and from Kerala Kalamandalam. He appeared on stage more than 250 times at numerous national events and across the globe. In addition, he has taken part in many theatrical productions as a performer and a director, moreover he served as an assistant director in various short films. He worked with Ariane Mnouchkine, Theatre du Soleil in Paris, Micheal Chekhov Europe, Arta in France and Indianostrum Theatre in Pondicherry, and has taught Kutiyattam in theatre organisations in and outside India. Ramith has received a couple of National awards and many other accolades for his dedication to his career. His work focuses on applying the Asian traditional forms and principles to the performing arts of
the 21st century. With fellow alumnus Prajith K Prasad, they formed The Arts Workers in 2021, a collective that aims to create unique performative experiences through experimentation with form and content.

This collaboration between Undercurrent Theatre Company and The Art Workers has been made possible thanks to the Centre For Australia India Relations visit their website https://www.australiaindiacentre.org.au

07/12/2023

INTERCULTURAL COLLABORATION 🌊🌊🌊

We are embarking on a 4 week development to create a new theatrical work with Hyderabad-based ensemble The Art Workers. This Tuesday we started our development in Trivandrum, Kerala and are to excited to have our development showing in Perth, WA at the end of January 2024. It has been a joy to begin this journey with , embarking on an interdisciplinary and intercultural work and we cannot wait to share it with you.

This collaboration between Undercurrent Theatre Company and The Art Workers has been made possible thanks to the Centre For Australia India Relations visit their website https://www.australiaindiacentre.org.au