Lamakaan

I am an educator planning to conduct a small children's reading activity called **“The Bookworm’s Haven.”** The purpose of this workshop is to encourage students to develop a healthy reading habit through interactive and engaging activities.

The session will be a 3-hour educational reading workshop for a small group of around 15–20 students (ages 8–13). During the workshop, students will participate in quiet reading, vocabulary-building activities, storytelling discussions, and a simple creative bookmark-making activity.

The program is designed to be **calm, educational, and interactive**, with no loud equipment or disturbances. The aim is to create a positive reading environment where children can explore books, learn new words, and build confidence in expressing their ideas.

We are looking for a quiet and safe space where children can sit comfortably and participate in this reading-based learning activity.

The Caretaker is a three-character play set in a cluttered room in West London. The story revolves around Aston, a quiet and mentally fragile man; his younger brother Mick, who is sharp and domineering; and Davies, an elderly homeless man whom Aston brings home out of kindness.

Aston offers Davies shelter and even the possibility of becoming the caretaker of the building. However, Davies is suspicious, manipulative, and obsessed with retrieving his identity papers from Sidcup. As the play unfolds, Davies attempts to turn the brothers against each other to secure his position. Power constantly shifts between the three men, revealing themes of isolation, identity, mental instability, and the struggle for control.

The play is known for Pinter’s distinctive style—minimalistic dialogue, meaningful pauses, and underlying tension. Though simple in plot, it powerfully explores loneliness, human vulnerability, and the complexity of communication.

An Evening of Manto
A powerful theatrical production based on the works of Saadat Hasan Manto.
Through sharp storytelling, dark satire, and haunting human moments, this production brings Manto’s world alive on stage. Exploring themes of identity, borders, morality, and the fragile truths of society, the performance reflects on questions that remain deeply relevant today.
Presented by a committed ensemble of actors, the evening promises an intense, thought-provoking, and emotionally resonant experience.
Raw. Relevant. Uncompromising.
Join us for a theatre experience that revisits Manto not as history — but as a voice that still speaks urgently to our times.

Performing Classical Dance (Bharatnatyam)

I am an educator planning to conduct a small children's reading activity called **“The Bookworm’s Haven.”** The purpose of this workshop is to encourage students to develop a healthy reading habit through interactive and engaging activities.

The session will be a 3-hour educational reading workshop for a small group of around 15–20 students (ages 8–13). During the workshop, students will participate in quiet reading, vocabulary-building activities, storytelling discussions, and a simple creative bookmark-making activity.

The program is designed to be **calm, educational, and interactive**, with no loud equipment or disturbances. The aim is to create a positive reading environment where children can explore books, learn new words, and build confidence in expressing their ideas.

We are looking for a quiet and safe space where children can sit comfortably and participate in this reading-based learning activity.

The Caretaker is a three-character play set in a cluttered room in West London. The story revolves around Aston, a quiet and mentally fragile man; his younger brother Mick, who is sharp and domineering; and Davies, an elderly homeless man whom Aston brings home out of kindness.

Aston offers Davies shelter and even the possibility of becoming the caretaker of the building. However, Davies is suspicious, manipulative, and obsessed with retrieving his identity papers from Sidcup. As the play unfolds, Davies attempts to turn the brothers against each other to secure his position. Power constantly shifts between the three men, revealing themes of isolation, identity, mental instability, and the struggle for control.

The play is known for Pinter’s distinctive style—minimalistic dialogue, meaningful pauses, and underlying tension. Though simple in plot, it powerfully explores loneliness, human vulnerability, and the complexity of communication.

An Evening of Manto
A powerful theatrical production based on the works of Saadat Hasan Manto.
Through sharp storytelling, dark satire, and haunting human moments, this production brings Manto’s world alive on stage. Exploring themes of identity, borders, morality, and the fragile truths of society, the performance reflects on questions that remain deeply relevant today.
Presented by a committed ensemble of actors, the evening promises an intense, thought-provoking, and emotionally resonant experience.
Raw. Relevant. Uncompromising.
Join us for a theatre experience that revisits Manto not as history — but as a voice that still speaks urgently to our times.