Ranga Shankara
Bengaluru theatre founded by Arundhati Nag that has become one of India's leading platforms for live performance
Ranga Shankara was founded in 2004 in Bengaluru's JP Nagar by actor Arundhati Nag, run by the Sanket Trust that she and her late husband, actor-director Shankar Nag, had set up in 1992, and named in his memory. It is a full-time, professionally run theatre with a roughly 300-seat auditorium built for serious acoustics and lighting rather than as a multi-purpose hall, and it programs performances almost every night of the year — a rarity for Indian theatre venues, most of which sit empty outside occasional bookings. Beyond hosting shows from across India and abroad, Ranga Shankara commissions new work, runs a well-known annual theatre festival, and conducts outreach and training programmes aimed at building the next generation of theatre practitioners and audiences.



























