NCBS Residency and Plays
In January 2009, Theatrescience returned to India, with the help of an International Public Engagement Award from the Wellcome Trust for a five-week residency at the National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS).
The residency included a wide range of contributions from scientists, clinicians, directors, actors and writers. It resulted in the development of two new plays: ‘The Clearing’ by Gautam Raja, about the public health issues involved in forest ecology, and ‘Amol’s Stories’, which explores Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and memory.
Extracts from this work were presented at the British Science Association Conference in London in June 2009, and ‘The Clearing’ is being staged at the Alliance Francais, Bangalore in June 2010.
Project Videos
Artistes’ Repertory Theatre production of The Clearing by Gautam Raja - Bangalore June 2010. A Theatrescience play.
Current Projects
- The Vaidya’s Oath
- Theatrescience on TEDx
- Moving Stories - Moving On
- Moving Stories - Moving On
- Bulgakov Moments
- Theatrescience 2002-2012
- Article on Jeff Teare’s new Lysistrata in The Hindu
- Not My Fault
- ‘State of Nature’ by Simon Turley
- ‘Extremely Brief and Violent’ by Selma Dimitrijevic
- ‘50/50’ by Alison Falconer
- Young Writers at Eden
- Darwin In India
Current Projects
- ‘Bad Blood Blues’ performed at the Museum of Life in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
- Something Somatic
- NCBS Residency and Plays
- ‘Telling Stories’ Wellcome Trust International Public Engagement Workshop
- Theatrescience in Uganda
- India in London
- Imaginging the Future India
- The Theatre of Science at Theatre Royal Plymouth