Chandrahari – The Hypocrites is a multilingual theatrical adaptation of Pammal Sambandham's seminal Tamil play, directed by Ramassamy S. and presented by the Chennai Theatre Academy.

Gift of Goddess is a biographical drama about modern dance pioneer Isadora Duncan, written by Harikesh Maurya and directed by Raman Kumar.

The theatrical production of Heer Ranjha, written by Ekam Maanuke and directed by Dr. Navdeep Kaur, depicts the 14th-century Punjab social system and the spiritual love of Heer and Ranjha.

Life is a Dream is a contemporary intercultural and feminist adaptation of Calderón de la Barca’s play, directed by Ignacio García and created by Ana Cris, Mónica de la Fuente, Anurupa Roy, and Kapila Venu.

Nang Sipsong is a folk-theatre adaptation of the Tai Khamti legend directed by Chow Pinthimang Namchoom and presented by the Tai Khamti Heritage and Literature Society.

Once in India (Rakt Abhishek) is a historical play written by D.P. Sinha and directed by Aayushi Tripathi, exploring the Mauryan Empire, Greek culture, and the moral dilemma of violence versus non-violence.

Padmagatha is a play by Dolls Theatre and director Sudip Gupta that explores the story of Shakuntala and environmental care using life-size puppets.

Explore the play Shabri Ke Ram, directed by Navin Agarwal and presented by Purvabhyas Natya Sansthan, covering the untold story of Shabri and Lord Rama.

An overview of the satirical play Sidhi Dar Sidi urf Tukke Pe Tukka, directed by the late Bansi Kaul, alongside the history and work of the Rang Vidushak theatre group.

The play Süngra, directed by Kilangtemsu Imsong and produced by So-Li-Sü, highlights the traditions, culture, and evolution of the Ao community.

The cosmic ocean churning legend Amrut Manthan is presented as a dance drama featuring Bharatanatyam, Odissi, Kathak, Mohiniattam, and Chhau, under the direction of Dr. Sonal Mansingh.

An overview of the play Andhayuga, detailing its exploration of war's cruelty, the background of writer Dharamvir Bharati, translators, director Mandya Ramesh, and the theatre group Natana.