It was so sudden; work on two of our productions was on when the pandemic hit us. We believed we would be back to work in two weeks. Initially, there was some denial, before we felt we had enough of this, and decided to move the studio online," shares Sunil Shanbag, co-founder, Tamaasha Theatre and Studio Tamaasha. And so, starting this Sunday, Studio Tamaasha has lined up a host of digital gigs for the next three months.

The first event is part of a new series titled TheatreNama. "In academics, when you are studying something, you pause and reflect. I thought the same practice can be extended to theatre, too," Shanbag explains about the series that will feature guided viewings of plays, punctuated with analysis, insights and anecdotes. The series will kick off with a guided viewing of Shanbag's landmark production, Sex, Morality, and Censorship.