About Version One dot Oh! Theatre group based in Bangalore, started in 2004 by group of working professionals who are passionate about theatre. Production portfolio includes over 50 shows of 10 different plays staged across Bangalore, Mumbai and Dharwad. We have experimented with a highly diverse genre of plays, from satire to Drama, Absurd theatre and comedy, of bothIndian and foreign playwrights. We have a consistent Track Record of Houseful shows with an audience in the age group of 25 - 50

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5. Listen, Janamejaya Author: Sriranga Translator : Dr.Laxmi Chandrashekhar Director : Srikrishna.S Listen Janmejaya, is an english translation of the kannada original called "Kelu Janamejaya". It is an evergreen and contemporary presentation based on the Mahabharatha, specifically the event when Vaisampayana narrates the Mahabharatha to King Janamejaya. The play unravels in three acts, the insides and outsides of man in the four phases of the Kaalachakra. The play explores the vagaries of life where people display different colours and emotions when faced with different situations in life. The conflict between thoughts and actions, old and young, beautiful and the ugly and the temporal nature of these facets of life form the basis of a thought-provoking play. No of Shows: 5

7. Harvey Author: Pulitzer Prize winning author, Mary Chase Director : Srikrishna.S Harvey is the story is about Elwood P. Dowd, a good-natured, mild-mannered eccentric who is known in all of the cafeterias and saloons in his small town. Elwood is polite and cheerful and always friendly toward any strangers he might encounter, and he has just one problematic character trait: his best friend is an invisible six-foot-tall rabbit, Harvey! Wherever he goes, he brings an extra hat and coat for Harvey, and he buys theater tickets and railroad tickets in twos so that they can go everywhere together. His sister and her daughter try to have Elwood committed to the local sanitarium, where the behavior of the prominent psychologist and his staff raise the age old question of who is more dangerous to society: the easy-going dreamer with a vivid imagination or the people who want him to conform to the accepted version of reality. Harvey was made into a very successful movie Shows: 5

8. When the Pythons followed the Actor Author: Adaptation from Christopher Durang’s “An actor’s nightmare” and sketches from the BBC comedy group Monty Python and the Flying circus Director : Srikrishna.S “ When the pythons followed An Actor...” is an adaptation of “An Actor’s Nightmare” and 3 sketches of Monty Python, strung together to produce 70 minutes of free flowing, unadulterated laughter..!! “An Actor’s Nightmare” was inspired by the well known dream that many people in professional and amateur theatre have, that they go to perform in a play that they have inexplicably never been to rehearsals for, and for which they know neither the lines nor the plot. The UK-based Monty Python group is very well known around the world for its hilarious TV sketches and movies. No of shows: 8

9. Waiting for Lefty Waiting for Lefty is a 1935 play by American playwright, Clifford Odets. It is a vigorous, confrontational work, based on a 1934 strike of unionized New York cab drivers. Appearing at the height of the Great Depression, the play's original 1935 production was a critical and popular sensation. Waiting for Lefty was widely staged throughout the US and brought Odets sudden fame. The dramatic style of the play is considered a prime example of a genre known as "revolutionary" or "agit-prop" theatre. Author: Clifford Odets Director : Srikrishna.S No of Shows: 2

11. Silence! The Court is in session “ Silence! The Court is in Session” is a play set against the social backdrop of small town India of the 1970s. Originally penned in Marathi by the noted playwright Vijay Tendulkar, the play exposes the double standards which were largely prevalent in the Indian society in those days and how its members, rather playfully, vilify a woman protagonist for an adulterous affair. The play is political and social satire on middle-class society's hypocrisy. It is set as a play-within-a-play, where a travelling amateur theatre group, makes an unscheduled stop at a village. No of Shows: 10 Author: Vijay Tendulkar Translated by: Priya Adarkar Director : Kishore Acharya

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