Theater Articles
Through a lens, gently
Dara’s Theme and other dramatic tunes
Why bitter can’t be better
Nautanki theatre was India’s melting pot of Parsi, Hindu traditions. Now it’s picking up
Madan Theatres Limited: The Silent Film Industry’s Giant Corporation
How the Parsis Shaped Theatre in Colonial Bombay
Magaj Nu Lockdown ft. Shri Yazdi Karanjia
Pestonji Na Parakram: A Parsi Gujarati Natak by ZAGNY
Theater Loses A Gem: Bomi Kapadia Passes Away
Theatre personality Ruby Patel passes away
Toronto Parsis to Livestream Parsi Natak
Theatre legend Yazdi Karanjia felicitated for keeping Parsi theatre alive in state
Bawas Got Talent: One for the community
Yazdi Karanjia Awarded Padma Shri
When grandeur ruled Parsi theatre
Adi Pherozeshah Marzban – Doyen of Indian theatre who modernized Parsi theatre in the second half of 1900s
Drama in the house
Jamshedji Framji Madan: The Indian Theatre Magnate
Understanding 20th century Parsi theatre
Naatak nights on Tejpal heights
Shernaz Patel: Theatre is not a stepping stone for cinema
How to Get Away With Murder’s Behzad Dabu to Star in Put Your House in Order at La Jolla Playhouse
It’s There To Stay: Mahabanoo Mody-Kotwal On The Vagina Monologues
A play in Mumbai on Parsis called Geedra of Thrones
Jhalawar’s century-old Parsi theatre getting a facelift
Dinyar Contractor Awarded 2019 Padma Shri Award
Theater: Class Act by Meherzad Patel
Behzad Dabu: How To Get Away With Murder
Amar Akbar Akoori: Play at the NCPA
Still Chuckling After All These Years
Laughter rings in the house again
Edward Talkies: Small Talk with Fred Poonawala
Maharukh Chichgar: A Parsi Woman Taking On The World
White House Honours Kayhan Irani as Champion of Change
Hamlet No Omlette: A time for Natak
The show must go on: Parsi Theater in Surat
Behzad Dabu: In Conversation with Showbiz Chicago
Meher Mistry In Lead Role in Disney’s ‘Beauty And The Beast’
Draame-Bawaas | Parsi Theatre Competition
The Second Coming
Woman with ties to Gainesville starring in movie about Mother Teresa
Najamal Welcomes Vohumai
Actor Behzad Dabu Recounts his Journey with “Disgraced”
Remembering Adi Marzban
Parsis once dominated English theatre
Are you bawa enough to act?
If boys will be boys, girls will be girls: Mahabanoo Mody-Kotwal
The Dabu Couple wins over Syracuse theater scene, 20 years running
Yazdi Karanjia Felicitated in Baroda
