
March 19 to April 23, Mumbai
Applications now open for TBTS 2026
Deadline Feb 10. Details Below.
PARTICIPANTS
These are select participants of Think Big Think Small who are interested in furthering their explorations in producing live events.
They have been through either the 4-week flagship programme or the tributary 7-day intensive programme.
They come from a range of experiences and have distinct strengths and interests.
Please get in touch with them for direct conversations on collaborations and/or employment, based on your requirement.
You can also reach the facilitators Saatvika and Vivek at work@saatvika.in
and vivek@bhashacentre.com respectively, for references of their work.
About the Facilitators

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Saatvika Kantamneni is an independent producer, production and stage manager for theatre and live events based in India. She is a graduate of the MA in Collaborative Theatre Production and Design from Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London. She has worked with QTP Entertainment as company stage manager for three years, was Senior Stage Manager for Disney Aladdin in India and produced the Tibetan theatre production Pah-Lak that toured India and Europe.
Currently, she is a producer with Akvarious Productions (since 2019). Additionally, she is one of the core team members on Art of the Possible, a professional development initiative by the NCPA; has co-authored Backstage Pass Camp, a technical and design workshop for Connections India at the NCPA; and has run the DSFM Niloufer Sagar Alumni Production Grant since its inception.
Saatvika enjoys creating collaborative work that challenges the world we live in.
Vivek Madan has been involved in the theatre for over 25 years. As an actor, he has over 30 plays to his credit, some performed to acclaim across the country. He has also served as the Programming Executive at Jagriti Theatre (2011-15), the Festival Director for Writers' Bloc 4 (2016), the curator of the Ranga Shankara Theatre Festival 2018, Executive Director of Indian Ensemble (2017-20) and helmed several other independent theatre projects in India. In 2021, he founded www.thedramalibrary.com under the aegis of Bhasha Centre for Performing Arts. He remains the director of Bhasha Centre, where he conceptualises and executes training programmes (Think Big Think Small, From Anywhere to Somewhere, What's for Dinner, among others), co-producing programmes (Manch) and numerous other engagements to build capacity within the theatre ecosystem in general, and playwriting and producing in particular, working with a team of theatre enablers across the country. He is the recipient of the Shankar Nag Award 2021, presented annually by Ranga Shankara to a young theatre maker who embodies service to theatre.





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