About

Aabaha Inc is a 501(c)(3) domestic nonprofit organization registered in the state of Georgia, USA.

WHO WE ARE

Founded in 2019, Aabaha is a collective of non-equity theater enthusiasts based in greater Atlanta, driven by a desire to explore the endless possibilities of this unique art form. Not being satisfied with the status quo of traditional theater techniques we are pushing the boundaries of theater to create bold new experiences that connect with audiences on a deeper emotional level. We experiment with the established norms of theater, refine the form and structure of plays to spark new ideas and perspectives. With the rise of electronic gizmos and digital media, we take theaters through new doors that were never thought possible.

WHAT WE think

To be a transformative platform for art, culture, and heritage of India in greater Atlanta area.

what we do

Creating a platform that showcases the art, culture, and heritage of India in the USA. Through theater, storytelling, and cultural exchanges, we strive to foster a globally conscious community, promoting mutual understanding, inclusivity, and appreciation of diverse traditions to bridge cultural gaps and celebrate the diversity in the USA.

AABAHA ART AND THEATER FESTIVAL

Aabaha organizes an Art and Theater Festival featuring plays in various languages by local groups of greater Atlanta and groups from other cities of the USA. The festival also showcases paintings, sculptures, and art by local immigrant artists.

INTERNATIONAL THEATER FESTIVAL

Aabaha organizes International Theater Festival (Digital) to showcase theaters in Indian vernacular languages. Theater groups from various cities of the USA, Canada, UK, Australia, India, Sweden, Netherlands, and UAE have participated in these festivals. It serves as a platform for global collaboration.

AABAHA’S PRODUCTIONS

In its repertoire, Aabaha has fourteen stage plays and four audio dramas. Aabaha hosted acting workshops, and panel discussions on various contemporary topics. Aabaha brought eminent thespians from India to run workshops and stage plays for local audiences.