Śiva Mysuru to perform ‘Amritaballi Kashaaya’ at Rangashankara on November 14
Śiva Mysuru stages Amritaballi Kashaaya at Rangashankara, Bengaluru on Nov 14, a Jayanth Kaikini adaptation directed by Prashanth Hiremath.
The Kannada play, based on a story by Jayanth Kaikini, has been directed by Prashanth Hiremath.
Updated - November 12, 2026 06:10 pm IST
A still from the Kannada play ‘Amritaballi Kashaaya’. | Photo Credit: Special arrangement
Śiva Mysuru is bringing its maiden production ‘Amritaballi Kashaaya’ to Bengaluru on Saturday (November 14, 2026).
The Kannada play is based on a story by Jayanth Kaikini, and has been adapted to stage by Mahesh Kumar Nanjundaiah. The play has been directed by Prashanth Hiremath, who has also composed the music.
A still from the Kannada play ‘Amritaballi Kashaaya’. | Photo Credit: Special arrangement
Amritaballi Kashaaya, the Mysuru-based troupe says, “is a poignant exploration of ordinary lives, quiet relationships and the bittersweet ironies of human existence, told with warmth, humour and understated emotions.”
The set design is by H.K. Dwarakanath, light design by Krishnakumar Narnakaje and costume design by Nandini K.R.
The play will be staged at Ranga Shankara in JP Nagar, on November 14 at 3.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Tickets available on BookMyShow.
Published - November 12, 2026 05:51 pm IST
Karnataka / Bangalore / Mysore / Kannada / theatre / arts, culture and entertainment
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