In this episode, we speak with Bruce Guthrie, theatre-maker, artistic director, and one of the leading voices shaping contemporary performance culture in India.

Bruce reflects on the gaps he witnessed across the creative and live events sectors — and how those challenges inspired the creation of a platform designed to serve artists, technicians, producers, and emerging talent.

We dive into vision-building, professional development, access, mentorship, and why investing in people is essential for the future of the industry.
A powerful, insightful conversation about leadership, infrastructure, and reimagining what support for creative professionals can look like.

In this episode, we speak with Rhea Amin, an actor and multi-hyphenate creative who has built a career by embracing versatility both on and off the stage.

Rhea shares her journey of upskilling — from performance to production, facilitation, digital work, and creative entrepreneurship — and how actors today can expand their opportunities without losing sight of their artistic identity.

We explore financial sustainability, adapting to the evolving industry, creating your own pathways, and the importance of developing multiple skill sets to thrive as a modern performer.

A practical and inspiring conversation for actors, creatives, and anyone navigating a multi-career future.

In this episode, we speak with Dr. Priyanka Pathak, an arts researcher, educator, and cultural strategist whose work bridges institutions, communities, and creative practice.

Dr. Pathak shares insights on how India’s creative ecosystem functions behind the scenes — from policy and pedagogy to cultural networks, collaborations, and the support structures that help artists and organisations thrive.

We explore the importance of knowledge-sharing, interdisciplinary thinking, and building linkages across the arts sector to create long-term impact.
A thoughtful conversation for practitioners, students, policymakers, and anyone shaping the future of culture.

In this episode, we speak with Yuki Ellias — actor, director, corporate trainer, and founder of Dur Se Brothers.
Yuki brings a rare blend of theatre-making and leadership training, using the power of performance, presence, and storytelling to shape sharper communicators and more empathetic leaders.

We dive into her creative process, her philosophy on narrative and embodiment, and how theatre techniques can transform professional environments.
A compelling conversation on creativity, expression, and the skills that define impactful leadership today.

In this episode, we sit down with Asad Lalljee, a key cultural leader shaping arts education, public programming, and creative engagement in India.

Asad shares his journey across media, curation, and arts management, reflecting on how creative talent can build sustainable careers in an ever-evolving cultural landscape. We explore opportunities for emerging practitioners, the importance of lifelong learning, the role institutions play in supporting artists, and what it really means to turn passion into profession.

A rich, thoughtful conversation for anyone building a future in the arts, culture, or creative industries.

In this episode, we speak with Spriha Nakhare, a stage management and production specialist whose work forms the backbone of seamless live experiences.

From cueing precision to backstage coordination, Spriha unpacks the systems, communication, and leadership required to keep shows running flawlessly.
We dive into the overlooked emotional labour of backstage roles, the importance of trust and timing, and the evolving expectations placed on production teams across theatre and live events.

A detailed, grounded conversation that celebrates the professionals who operate behind the curtain — and the craft that makes the magic possible.

In this episode, we speak with Vivek Rao, a producer and industry leader dedicated to strengthening the talent pipeline within India’s live events and experiential ecosystem.

From on-ground crew to creative leads, Vivek breaks down what it really takes to train, mentor, and empower the teams who bring large-scale events to life.
We explore skill-building, industry readiness, leadership development, and the structural gaps that need attention as the sector rapidly expands.

A deep, practical conversation for anyone passionate about professionalizing the live events space — and for every practitioner who believes that great experiences start with great people.

In this episode, we sit down with Toby Van Hay, a creative producer and live events specialist whose work spans global tours, large-scale collaborations, and innovative audience experiences. From his time working on Coldplay’s groundbreaking projects to navigating cross-discipline collaborations and the evolving landscape of creative commons, Toby shares insights on building world-class shows that balance artistry, technology, and community.