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The space comes equipped with in-built stage lights.
Top Highlights
People signing up don’t just get a taste of theatre acting, but also a genuine feel of being on a live stage.
Quick Details
Duration: 3 hrs - 3 hrs 30 mins
Travel time: 52 mins from city center
Average calculated from city centre
Free cancellations and reschedules
Upto 24 hours before experience start time
Unconditional refunds
Claim your money back if you don’t like this experience
Pickup & drop in premium cabs
Add on at the time of booking
Free cancellations and reschedules
Upto 24 hours before experience start time
Pickup & drop in premium cabs
Add on at the time of booking
Unconditional refunds
Claim your money back if you don’t like this experience
Because of the professional lighting and stage setup, the experience makes for a fantastic photo and recording op.
Experience flow
Icebreakers & Team Formation
High-energy group icebreakers to break the ice, shed inhibitions, and build instant comfort with your crew.
30 Minutes
Theatre Games & Prompt Selection
Play classic drama and improv games (Zip-Zap, Freeze Tag, Dog & the Bone, Volume Exercises). Lock in your team's unique prompts: 1 Prop, 1 Character Quirk, and 1 Location.
60 Minutes
Intermission & Social Break
Catch your breath, grab water, and chat with fellow participants.
15 Minutes
Stagecraft & Guided Rehearsal
Learn fundamental stage positioning, projection, body language, and sightlines from lead director Aadithiya Raajan. Brainstorm, write, and direct your 10-minute original piece with expert guidance
45 Minutes
The Main Stage Performance
Hit the illuminated stage in front of the black curtains. Perform your short play under real stage lights for an appreciative room of peers. Record your performance on your phone while you enact live.
30 Minutes
Total Duration: 3 hrs - 3 hrs 30 mins
The word "theatre" is derived from the ancient Greek word theatron, which literally translates to "a seeing place" or "a place for viewing."
Inclusions
& amenities
Inclusions
& amenities
Inclusions
& amenities
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Wishing a performer "good luck" is considered terrible luck in the theatre world. Instead, people say "break a leg." One theory is that it refers to bending the knee (breaking the line of the leg) to bow after a successful performance.
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