Suitable for all ages.

Synopsis- Ek Cutting Chai is a heartwarming Hindi storytelling show inspired by true events shared over a warm cup of chai. When travelling storyteller Ranglo returns to his hometown of Ahmedabad in search of a story for his next play, he discovers forgotten tales of his grandfather and the memories brewed around a simple cutting chai—a cup that quietly carried stories, dreams, and friendships across generations.

1. **Age Appropriateness** : PG 13

2. **Trigger Warnings / Content Advisories** (if applicable), such as: Communal Tension, Death, Overly Nostalgic

3. *Profanity or Strong Language* : No

4. *Any other audience advisories that should be communicated in advance* : Audience might be offered chai in exchange of a toonie.

5. ⁠Language : Hindi

Audience advisory: Epilepsy warning, Profanity

Suitable for ages 13+

Genre: Storytelling, Experimental

Content Warnings: Mentions of sexual assault, violence and emotional distress; coarse language

Suitable for ages 15 and up

For some people forgetting is an act of survival, to ensure safety. For others, holding on to memories is an urgent way to understand oneself in this mad world. 

A trip down memory lane? No, a fumble across the mess of archives (personal and otherwise). How Do You Remember? is an experimental offering that combines historical ‘facts’ and memoir through storytelling. Grounded in queer suburban life, How Do You Remember? interrogates the acts of remembering and forgetting. Moving across time, space, sanity and the body, this is an intimate invitation.

Written & Acted by Anu Radha Verma
Set Design & Promo by Harmeet Rehal 
Sound & Visuals by Amrita Chopra
Language – English
Access Guide – forthcoming

Audience advisory: mild profanity, sound effects, epilepsy warning, cartoonish death, fake gun

Suitable for ages 13+

DéJàVu is a cocktail of chaos, absurd humor, and a limited dose of tolerable cringe.
Officer JD is a fine-ass cop of the Mississauga Metropolitan Cops—swag is his motto, style is in his DNA.
On a routine patrol with his sidekick Budweiser—aka Buddy—he runs into trouble that screws him like there is no tomorrow.
A hilarious homage to action films and the bad-ass buddy cop genre, this comical action will freeze you in time for an hour and Blow Your Brain �

Performed in a playful mix of Hindi and English—Hinglish! Get ready to experience a story that you are gonna cherish, FoShure ��
Performed in Hinglish…. Less of Hing More of Lish…|
(If non hindi speakers are contemplating if this would require them to learn hindi)

Subtitle: Fresh Immigrants ki purani batein. 
Role in the Production: Solo Performer 
Performance: Storytelling and Poetry 

Synopsis: 

A raw, deeply relatable poetic storytelling act that takes the audience on an emotional rollercoaster, capturing the bittersweet reality of leaving home to start over in a new country. 

The show dives into the untold struggles of the newcomer experience—from the initial high-stakes pressures and emotional goodbyes back home, through a chaotic international transit filled with unexpected hurdles, to the stark reality checks of landing in a foreign land. It is a story of resilience, navigating endless twists and turns, and finding humor in the middle of absolute madness. 

Raw. Relatable. Heartbreakingly Funny. A powerful performance that echoes the laughter, silent tears, and chaotic victories of everyone who has ever packed their life into a suitcase to chase a dream.

Audience advisory: Epilepsy warning, Profanity

Suitable for ages 13+

Genre: Storytelling, Experimental

Content Warnings: Mentions of sexual assault, violence and emotional distress; coarse language

Suitable for ages 15 and up

For some people forgetting is an act of survival, to ensure safety. For others, holding on to memories is an urgent way to understand oneself in this mad world.

A trip down memory lane? No, a fumble across the mess of archives (personal and otherwise). How Do You Remember? is an experimental offering that combines historical ‘facts’ and memoir through storytelling. Grounded in queer suburban life, How Do You Remember? interrogates the acts of remembering and forgetting. Moving across time, space, sanity and the body, this is an intimate invitation.

Written & Acted by Anu Radha Verma
Set Design & Promo by Harmeet Rehal 
Sound & Visuals by Amrita Chopra
Language – English
Access Guide – forthcoming

Audience advisory: mild profanity, sound effects, epilepsy warning, cartoonish death, fake gun

Suitable for ages 13+

DéJàVu is a cocktail of chaos, absurd humor, and a limited dose of tolerable cringe.
Officer JD is a fine-ass cop of the Mississauga Metropolitan Cops—swag is his motto, style is in his DNA.
On a routine patrol with his sidekick Budweiser—aka Buddy—he runs into trouble that screws him like there is no tomorrow.
A hilarious homage to action films and the bad-ass buddy cop genre, this comical action will freeze you in time for an hour and Blow Your Brain �

Performed in a playful mix of Hindi and English—Hinglish! Get ready to experience a story that you are gonna cherish, FoShure ��
Performed in Hinglish…. Less of Hing More of Lish…|
(If non hindi speakers are contemplating if this would require them to learn hindi)

Title: Bhatkta Musafir 

Subtitle: Fresh Immigrants ki purani batein. 
Role in the Production: Solo Performer 
Performance: Storytelling and Poetry 

Synopsis: 
A raw, deeply relatable poetic storytelling act that takes the audience on an emotional rollercoaster, capturing the bittersweet reality of leaving home to start over in a new country. 

The show dives into the untold struggles of the newcomer experience—from the initial high-stakes pressures and emotional goodbyes back home, through a chaotic international transit filled with unexpected hurdles, to the stark reality checks of landing in a foreign land. It is a story of resilience, navigating endless twists and turns, and finding humor in the middle of absolute madness. 

Raw. Relatable. Heartbreakingly Funny. A powerful performance that echoes the laughter, silent tears, and chaotic victories of everyone who has ever packed their life into a suitcase to chase a dream. 

Suitable for all ages.

Audience advisory: Epilepsy warning, Profanity

Suitable for ages 13+

Genre: Storytelling, Experimental

Content Warnings: Mentions of sexual assault, violence and emotional distress; coarse language

Suitable for ages 15 and up

For some people forgetting is an act of survival, to ensure safety. For others, holding on to memories is an urgent way to understand oneself in this mad world.

A trip down memory lane? No, a fumble across the mess of archives (personal and otherwise). How Do You Remember? is an experimental offering that combines historical ‘facts’ and memoir through storytelling. Grounded in queer suburban life, How Do You Remember? interrogates the acts of remembering and forgetting. Moving across time, space, sanity and the body, this is an intimate invitation.

Written & Acted by Anu Radha Verma
Set Design & Promo by Harmeet Rehal 
Sound & Visuals by Amrita Chopra
Language – English
Access Guide – forthcoming

Audience advisory: mild profanity, sound effects, epilepsy warning, cartoonish death, fake gun

Suitable for ages 13+

DéJàVu is a cocktail of chaos, absurd humor, and a limited dose of tolerable cringe.
Officer JD is a fine-ass cop of the Mississauga Metropolitan Cops—swag is his motto, style is in his DNA.
On a routine patrol with his sidekick Budweiser—aka Buddy—he runs into trouble that screws him like there is no tomorrow.
A hilarious homage to action films and the bad-ass buddy cop genre, this comical action will freeze you in time for an hour and Blow Your Brain �

Performed in a playful mix of Hindi and English—Hinglish! Get ready to experience a story that you are gonna cherish, FoShure ��
Performed in Hinglish…. Less of Hing More of Lish…|
(If non hindi speakers are contemplating if this would require them to learn hindi)

Title: Bhatkta Musafir 

Subtitle: Fresh Immigrants ki purani batein. 
Role in the Production: Solo Performer 
Performance: Storytelling and Poetry 

Synopsis: 

A raw, deeply relatable poetic storytelling act that takes the audience on an emotional rollercoaster, capturing the bittersweet reality of leaving home to start over in a new country. 

The show dives into the untold struggles of the newcomer experience—from the initial high-stakes pressures and emotional goodbyes back home, through a chaotic international transit filled with unexpected hurdles, to the stark reality checks of landing in a foreign land. It is a story of resilience, navigating endless twists and turns, and finding humor in the middle of absolute madness. 

Raw. Relatable. Heartbreakingly Funny. A powerful performance that echoes the laughter, silent tears, and chaotic victories of everyone who has ever packed their life into a suitcase to chase a dream. 

Suitable for all ages.

Synopsis- Ek Cutting Chai is a heartwarming Hindi storytelling show inspired by true events shared over a warm cup of chai. When travelling storyteller Ranglo returns to his hometown of Ahmedabad in search of a story for his next play, he discovers forgotten tales of his grandfather and the memories brewed around a simple cutting chai—a cup that quietly carried stories, dreams, and friendships across generations.

1. **Age Appropriateness** : PG 13

2. **Trigger Warnings / Content Advisories** (if applicable), such as: Communal Tension, Death, Overly Nostalgic

3. *Profanity or Strong Language* : No

4. *Any other audience advisories that should be communicated in advance* : Audience might be offered chai in exchange of a toonie.

5. ⁠Language : Hindi

Audience advisory: Epilepsy warning, Profanity

Suitable for ages 13+

Genre: Storytelling, Experimental

Content Warnings: Mentions of sexual assault, violence and emotional distress; coarse language

Suitable for ages 15 and up

Mask-Mandatory Performance

For some people forgetting is an act of survival, to ensure safety. For others, holding on to memories is an urgent way to understand oneself in this mad world. 

A trip down memory lane? No, a fumble across the mess of archives (personal and otherwise). How Do You Remember? is an experimental offering that combines historical ‘facts’ and memoir through storytelling. Grounded in queer suburban life, How Do You Remember? interrogates the acts of remembering and forgetting. Moving across time, space, sanity and the body, this is an intimate invitation.

Written & Acted by Anu Radha Verma
Set Design & Promo by Harmeet Rehal 
Sound & Visuals by Amrita Chopra
Language – English
Access Guide – forthcoming

Audience advisory: mild profanity, sound effects, epilepsy warning, cartoonish death, fake gun

Suitable for ages 13+

DéJàVu is a cocktail of chaos, absurd humor, and a limited dose of tolerable cringe.
Officer JD is a fine-ass cop of the Mississauga Metropolitan Cops—swag is his motto, style is in his DNA.
On a routine patrol with his sidekick Budweiser—aka Buddy—he runs into trouble that screws him like there is no tomorrow.
A hilarious homage to action films and the bad-ass buddy cop genre, this comical action will freeze you in time for an hour and Blow Your Brain �

Performed in a playful mix of Hindi and English—Hinglish! Get ready to experience a story that you are gonna cherish, FoShure ��
Performed in Hinglish…. Less of Hing More of Lish…|
(If non hindi speakers are contemplating if this would require them to learn hindi)