Tamasha NYC

Tamasha NYC Tamasha (n. fun, play, entertainment) is the annual celebration of the diverse perspectives, ideas, and imaginations of artists from South Asia.

Tamasha, a Festival for South Asian Performing Arts, is the annual celebration of the diverse perspectives, ideas, and imaginations of artists from the South Asian subcontinent and/or who belong to the South Asian diaspora. Tamasha was created by Arpita Mukherjee, Shubhra Prakash (both former chairs of the South Asian International Performing Arts Festival), and Nikita Chaudhry to provide opportunities for up-and-coming artists of South Asian origin to connect and collaborate.

In 2018, Tamasha NYC will be hosting a curated series of readings/workshops presented in partnership with theatre instit...
02/01/2018

In 2018, Tamasha NYC will be hosting a curated series of readings/workshops presented in partnership with theatre institutions. We are so excited to announce the kickoff of Tamasha 2018 with our first collaboration with the Dorothy Strelsin Monday @ 3 Reading Series at New York Theatre Workshop. Stay tuned for more big news! And if you haven’t gotten your application in yet, apply today!
http://www.tamashanyc.org/apply-here/

Back by popular demand - Tamasha 2018! We are now accepting submissions! Deadline is February 15th, 2018. Check out our ...
01/16/2018

Back by popular demand - Tamasha 2018! We are now accepting submissions! Deadline is February 15th, 2018. Check out our website below for more information!

08/27/2017

Started at South Asian International Performing Arts Festival and now Off-Broadway! Looking for Stage Managers!

08/12/2017

WIN FREE TICKETS TO ABDCs by liking/sharing/commenting on this post! Contest ends August 14 at 5 PM EST!

BroadwayWorld interviews Hypokrit Theatre Company Co-Founders Arpita Mukherjee and Shubhra Prakash. http://www.broadwayw...
07/27/2017

BroadwayWorld interviews Hypokrit Theatre Company Co-Founders Arpita Mukherjee and Shubhra Prakash. http://www.broadwayworld.com/off-off-broadway/article/BWW-Interview-Arpita-Mukherjee-and-Shubhra-Prakash-of-Hypokrit-Theatre-Company-20170727

Read about the work that was first presented at and will now be staged for one evening at the 12th South Asian Theater Festival. AUG 5 Saturday 4:15PM

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Easily navigating the fusion of music, dance, multimedia and traditional theater The Hypokrit Theatre Company's mission is to

05/21/2017

Casting call:

Title of the play: The Curious Case of a Casual Terrorist
Language: English
Written and directed by Sudipta Bhawmik
Produced by ECTA.
Show dates: August 5 or 6 (South Asian Theatre Festival), Sept 8-24 (Edison Valley Playhouse)

Cast:

Don - Caucasian/African American Male in late forties to early fifties
James - Caucasian/African American Male in his forties
Boris - Caucasian Male in his fifties, to early sixties (Russian accent preferred)
Qureshi - South Asian male in his sixties

We estimate approx 20 rehearsals (3 hours each) during June and July with some table readings in May. Rehearsals will be held in Edison, New Jersey.
A brief synopsis of the play is given below.

This is a NON-EQUITY show and we have no budget to pay for the actors.

Please send your headshot, bio and a short video monologue or a piece of acting to [email protected].

Synopsis of the play:

The play tells the story of Basant Adnani, a seventy year old Indian born British citizen, who was arrested by the US law enforcement on terrorism charges. Basant was accused of supplying weapons to a terrorist organization. He was found guilty by the court and was imprisoned for life. However, in reality Basant did not supply any weapons. The entire operation was a setup designed to trap Basant into doing the wrong thing. The terrorist organization, the contact, the weapons supplier, the weapons - everything were fake. What made the seventy year old salesman to fall into the trap is what the play explores.

Although the play is inspired by true events, the characters and the incidents portrayed in the play are purely fictional.

  Now more than ever we need to be reminded that there are stories out there waiting to take stage.
11/10/2016

Now more than ever we need to be reminded that there are stories out there waiting to take stage.

One of a kind festival of South Asian Performing Arts in New York City. The festival encourages experimental works that are high-concept and low-tech. Projec...

We gathered one last time at the New York Comedy Club on October 2nd, to celebrate the spectacular display of dance, mus...
10/08/2016

We gathered one last time at the New York Comedy Club on October 2nd, to celebrate the spectacular display of dance, music and spoken word at Tamasha 2016, through the week of 26th Nov - 2nd Oct.

Here are the winners of 23 different categories, who mesmerized us with their talent!

Even though  '16 has come to an end, we still have so much to look forward to from the amazing  ,   and   who performed ...
10/08/2016

Even though '16 has come to an end, we still have so much to look forward to from the amazing , and who performed at the festival!

So congratulations to everyone, specially those who won at the of Tamasha, held at the New York Comedy Club!

We're counting on all of you to make us forget the traumatic 365 days before Tamasha begins again... :/

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64 E. 4th Street
New York, NY
10003

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 6pm

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