A month of Theatre & Performing Arts

The IIT Gandhinagar Theater & Performing Arts Festival is a multi-day event in February 2023 that aims to showcase the talents of both student and professional artists in the fields of theater, dance, and music. The festival will feature a diverse range of performances, including plays, musicals, dance productions, and other forms of live entertainment. The festival will be organised by Art@IITGN and will take place on campus. It will be open to the general public and will serve as an opportunity for the community to engage with the artists. In addition to the performances, the festival will also include workshops and other educational opportunities for aspiring performers and theater enthusiasts. These workshops will be conducted by professional artists and will focus on a variety of topics, such as acting, singing, dance, and stagecraft. The goal of the IIT Gandhinagar Theater and Performing Arts Festival is to provide a platform for artists to showcase their talents and to expose audiences to a diverse range of performances and styles. The festival will also showcase cultural diversity and will be a platform for artists from different backgrounds to showcase their talents.

ART@IITGN’s International collaboration with TENT: A School of Performative Practices Experimental-lab: TENT, is an incubation project of TENT: A School of Performative Practices (AMS). This project is a collaborative platform to build new models, and prototypes, and support structured collaborations for the art field, its possibilities, and its future.TENT, works in the frame of fellowships, gatherings, residencies, productions, festivals, and network support. TENT, being a nomadic institution, creates a collaboration with other institutions to make these dreams possible. TENT works as a facilitator to the process. TENT at ART@IITGN  TENT for its Indian collaboration, partners with Art at Gandhinagar. The lab is in India from 28th Jan - 15th February in the format of Curator’s meet, artist residency and engagement with the IITGN community. The lab is here with two main programs, Artist residency, and Curator’s meet. In artist residency Polish Artist Maria Magdalena Kozlowska, Amsterdam-based India maker, Pankaj Tiwari, and Swedish theatre maker Tom Oliver Jacobson will work on their respective projects. In the curator's meeting the invited curator will work on ‘reverse mobility’ and finding ways for future collaborations.  To Know more about Schedules and Events, Please visit, Theatre & Performing Arts Festivals Page