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Ajoka’s three-day Madeeha Gauhar Theatre Festival came to a successful end with a polished and powerful performance of Shahid Nadeem’s acclaimed play on Manto, “Kaun Hai Yeh Gustakh”. A jam-packed audience gave prolonged appliance to the actors.

Ajoka’s art of acting students put up a polished and meaningful performance before a packed audience at PILAC, Lahore. “Suicide Point”, written by Ajoka’s Art of Writing student Ummer Amin, and directed by Ajoka Institute director Nirvaan Nadeem,

akistan’s distinguished scholars joined eminent artists to celebrate cultural resistance and resilience at a special event held at Alhamra on Friday 12 August. Organised by Ajoka Theatre, in collaboration with the Lahore Arts Council and Samosa Media UK, the event included scholarly presentations on the resilience of writers, poets, musicians, dancers, theatre activists and visual artists as well spectacular performances by dance guru Sheema Kermani and the radical Laal Band

PILAC complex was abuzz with excited and talented kids last Friday. The occasion was the end of course event of Ajoka’s Art of Acting-Kids Edition. Two batches of children presented extracts from Ajoka plays for children, “The Last Tree “ and “Band Gali Kay Bachay”, both on environmental themes.

Ajoka presented extracts from its iconic play “Bulha” on 2 October in Lahore Fort for an event organised by

Ajoka Nights is back, a regular space for likeminded enthusiasts to experience the magic of theatre, beauty of music and deliciousness of sizzling BBQ & delectable Pasta!