Sun, Apr 20
|Gandhi Hindustani Sahitya Sabha
Open Day #1 - Improv Jam and Script Reading (7 Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner)
A relaxed, open space to connect through theatre, meet new people, and explore bold conversations onstage and off.
Time & Location
Apr 20, 2025, 2:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Gandhi Hindustani Sahitya Sabha, 1, Jawaharlal Nehru Marg, Sannidhi, Raj Ghat, New Delhi, Delhi, 110002, India
About the event
Kaivalya Plays presents: Open Day #1
📅 Sunday, April 20
📍 Gandhi Hindustani Sahitya Sabha, near Delhi Gate metro station
🆓 Free to attend with prior registration, register on www.kaivalyaplays.org
About The Event
Join us for a relaxed, open space to connect through theatre, meet new people, and explore bold conversations onstage and off.
🕑 2 PM – 4 PM | Improv Theatre Jam
Step into spontaneity with a playful improv jam! No experience required—just bring your curiosity, creativity, and a willingness to play.
🕔 5 PM – 7 PM | Script Reading & DiscussionSeven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner by Jasmine Lee-Jones
A bold, brilliant text unpacking race, social media, and the politics of visibility. We’ll read scenes together and dive into a facilitated conversation around its themes, style, and relevance.
Whether you’re a theatre regular or just curious to dip your toes in, Kaivalya Plays' Open Day is for everyone. Come solo or bring a friend!
This initiative is made possible through the Creativity Pioneer Award of the Moleskine Foundation that Kaivalya Plays received in 2023-24.
About Kaivalya Plays
Kaivalya Plays is a performing arts and production company led by Varoon P. Anand as its Artistic Director and Gaurav Singh Nijjer as its General Manager. Since 2012, they have built transcultural associations across India and the world. Their artistic work includes original, devised theatre performances that are multilingual, interactive, and hybrid, use technology and media on stage, and are built using techniques of improvisational, documentary, and physical theatre. Through a focus on education, training and community, their work spans diverse offerings of programs across artistic development, language learning, mental health, gender, accessibility, and transcultural collaboration. They have received multiple artistic commissions and grants through their collaborations with Instituto Cervantes Nueva Delhi, Goethe Institut Delhi, MediaFutures and other cultural partners. Their recent artistic work includes I, Josef (2024), The Pillowman (2024) ABSURDO (2023), Mining Hate (2023), Funes The Memorious (2021), Lifeline 99 99 (2021), Unravel (2019), amongst others. Most recently, they were awarded the Creativity Pioneers Fund 2023 by the Moleskine Foundation. Read more about their work on www.kaivalyaplays.org