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Mar 23, 2010
Theatre: Anubav Pal's 'Chaos Theory'
It's a rather low-key weekend and we don't know what to attribute that to (IPL maybe?) but Campaign India has put together a list of gigs and plays that are worth visiting. Our top pick is Chaos Theory, written by Anubav Pal, the same man who wrote laugh riots for the screen such as Loins of Punjab and The President is Coming. Lots more in theatre (as you shall read below) apart from Wolfgang Haffner's performance in Bangalore tonight. Enjoy your weekend!Music
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