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13/11/2025

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16/04/2025

Join Elsewhere as it invites Kashmiri progressive folk rock band Gaekhir Republik to Chandigarh. Art work by the brilliant Khytul Abyad. Entry Free. Learn more about us: www.elsewherefoundation.in

April 19 (6:30 pm), Punjab Kala Bhavan, Sector 16, Chandigarh.

04/12/2024

When 'Elsewhere' presented the edgy 'Jump' in Chandigarh recently...Directed by Maneesh Verma, the cast included Dilnaz Irani and Sanjay Sonu.

Co-founded by Nagina, Parul & Sukant, this was Elsewhere's first theatre production.

Nagina Bains

02/12/2024

With Elsewhere Urban Folk -- The Tapi Project, Chandigarh got a taste of Wild Wild West...
Conceived in the memory of playwright & author Swadesh Deepak, Elsewhere is about breaking silos and encouraging spillages in art.

Nagina Bains

Edit This monsoon 'Elsewhere ' Swati Minaxi of 'The Tapi Project' to tell their stories in their voice, sounds and rhythms at the auditorium of the Governme...

29/09/2024

Where The Tribune (Parbina Rashid) writes on ‘Jump’, a play brought to Chandigarh by ‘Elsewhere’. Written & directed by Maneesh Verma, it was performed by Dilnaz Irani and Sanjay Sonu at Tagore.

Elsewhere was set up two years back in the memory of playwright and author Swadesh Deepak.

Nagina Bains Irani

September is observed as the Su***de Prevention Month and to mark it, Elsewhere staged Jump, a black comedy, at Tagore Theatre on Friday. The play was an attempt to understand the intricacies and complexities of the suicidal mind.

29/09/2024

Where Dainik Bhaskar (Anshul N Savi ) writes on ‘Jump’, a play brought to Chandigarh by ‘Elsewhere’. Written & directed by Maneesh Verma, it was performed by Dilnaz Irani and Sanjay Sonu.

Nagina Bains Theatre World

19/09/2024

Come, deep dive with us as Elsewhere presents the edgy ‘Jump’ at Mini Tagore on September 27 (7 pm). Entry is free.

26/08/2024

The stories translated by Jerry Pinto are particularly masterful- if Swadesh Deepak, the writer, grabs your attention, it is partly because of the power of Jerry Pinto, the translator. The translations by Pratik Kanjilal, Nirupama Dutt and Sukant Deepak are also adequate, though they lack the absolute mastery that Jerry Pinto’s translations have.

Natasha Ramarnathnam writes in her superb review of 'Court Martial and Other Plays, and 'A Bouquet Of Dead Flowers' (both published by Speaking Tiger Books

Author and playwrite, Swadesh Deepak, has been described as ‘one of the most uncompromising of Hindi prose writers’ of modern times. The English reading audience was first introduced to his works when…

28/07/2024

Where ‘The Tribune’ and ‘Dainik Bhaskar’ write about ‘The Tapi Project’ invited by ‘elsewhere’ to perform in Chandigarh on July 24.

01/11/2023

Where 'Dainik Bhaskar' writes about Navtej Johal’s ‘Tanashah’, presented by Elsewhere recently. Write-up by Anshul N Savi.

Navtej Johar Navtej Johar Nagina Bains Dainik Bhaskar Swadesh Deepak Anshul N Savi

29/10/2023

Where 'The Tribune' writes on Elsewhere's latest presentation: Navtej Johar's 'Tanashah', staged in Chandigarh on October 28.:

Navtej Johar Navtej Johar Nagina Bains

On Saturday evening, Elsewhere Foundation organised a solo performance titled “Tanashah” by Navtej Johar. The award-winning Bharatnatyam exponent and choreographer left the audience spellbound as he represented Bhagat Singh’s jail diaries whilst also incorporating his story of beco