Actress Sheena Bhattessa stepped in for star Romola Garai, acting as Sarah Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough in the West End performance of the Royal Shakespeare...
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19th Mar 2026 | Updated at 09:35pm 19th Mar 2026
A poignant tale of friendship, migration and memory
This December, the Old Fire Station in Oxford is inviting audiences to step into the final days of 1999, a world of Woolworths pick ’n’ mix, party tunes, and the nervous excitement of a new century.
About dreams, identity and belonging
- 02 Oct 2025
For many in India, the UK represents opportunity, affluence, and a glamorous new life. But for Indian writer and actor Mohit Mathur, arriving in London was just the beginning of a challenging journey of identity, resilience, and self-discovery.
- 05 Sep 2017
Sheena Bhattesa, who has been well known as an actress among the Asian audience, has been chosen for the role of Lady Sarah Churchill, the Duchess of Marlborough in the London run of Helen Edmundson’s play Queen Anne, and she is spectacular....
- 22 Aug 2017
As part of the UK-India Year of Culture in 2017, the Indian High Commission, the Ministry of Culture, the Indian Council for Cultural Relations and leading...
Fast-rising actor and youth director Bhavik Parmar appears as the monkey God, Hanuman, in The Ramayana, the Hindu epic. I caught up with him and the production’s...
The 17 year-old Cowley Road Carnival is best known for its themed processions, workshops, and music & dance stages. This year it has attracted over 50,000...
Conceptualised by Shrimad Rajchandra Mission Dharampur and written by Gujarati playwright Uttam Gada, Yugpurush, the theatrical masterpiece and award-winning...
If you love your funnybones to be tickled you need a dose of Siddharth Randeria's 'Rang Rangeela Gujjubhai'.
Pulitzer prize finalist Rajiv Joseph's book Guards at the Taj will be showcased at the opening of the newly refurbished Bush Theatre in London. Award-winning...
A delightful Kathak showcase by about 30 students of Ashwini Kalsekar was presented at Watermans Art Theatre recently. The performance began with a presentation...
An absorbing evening of dance and spoken word, inspired by a selection of Sampad publications was organised by Sampad at the Nehru Centre.
