MEDIA KIT — Aabaha Inc.
Last updated: Feb 26, 2026
Quick Facts
Organization: Aabaha Inc.
Tagline: Showcasing cultural diversity beyond borders
Type: 501(c)(3) nonprofit
Based in: Marietta, GA (serving Greater Atlanta)
Founded: 2019
Focus: Culturally diverse, multilingual theater + community dialogue
Website: https://aabaha.org
Email: contact@aabaha.org
Phone: (+1) 770.335.6338
Social: Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTube
One-Sentence Description
Aabaha Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Marietta serving Greater Atlanta, presenting culturally diverse theater that strengthens community connection across languages, generations, and cultural traditions.
Short Boilerplate
Aabaha Inc. is a volunteer-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Marietta, Georgia, serving Greater Atlanta. Our mission is to present and advance culturally diverse theater that strengthens community connection. We showcase stories from multiple cultural traditions, support artists and cultural exchange, and engage audiences through accessible performances and dialogue that build mutual understanding—especially among multilingual, multi-generational immigrant and intercultural communities.
About AATF
Aabaha Art & Theater Festival (AATF) is a multi-day festival featuring multilingual, multicultural theater, community arts experiences, and opportunities for dialogue. AATF welcomes Greater Atlanta audiences and visiting artists to celebrate cultural exchange through performance, conversation, and community participation.
When: August 14-16, 2026
Where: The Eagle Theatre — 5029 West Broad St, Sugar Hill, GA 30518
Festival page: https://www.aabaha.org/aabaha-art-and-theater-festival-2026/ – page in progress, details are being updated regularly.
Key Programs
Aabaha Art & Theater Festival (AATF): Multilingual plays + community arts + dialogue.
Aabaha Productions: Original and adapted plays; audio dramas; community-centered programming.
Masterclass / Acting Workshops: Training experiences for performers and community participants.
International Theater Festival (Digital): Global online platform featuring vernacular theater and cross-border exchange.
Press Contact
Press inquiries: Kallol Nandi (Founder & Director) — kallol@aabaha.org | (+1) 770.335.6338
General inquiries: contact@aabaha.org
Leadership / Spokespeople
Primary spokesperson
Name: Kallol Nandi
Title: Founder & Director / Convenor, AATF
Email: kallol@aabaha.org
Phone: (+1) 770.335.6338
Secondary contact
Name: Shubhagato Bhattacharjee
Title: Director / Logistics In-charge, AATF
Email: shubhagato.bhattacharjee@aabaha.org
Phone: (+1) 470.323.7354
Logos & Brand Assets (Downloads)
- Aabaha logo in Black on Solid White (PNG)
- Aabaha logo in White on Solid Black (PNG)
- Aabaha logo in White on Transparent Background (PNG)
- Aabaha logo in Black on Transparent Background (PNG)
Usage note: Logos may be used for editorial coverage with credit to Aabaha Inc.
Photos (Approved for Editorial Use)
For non-editorial/commercial use, please request permission via contact@aabaha.org
Photo usage: Photos may be used for editorial coverage with credit to Aabaha Inc.
Videos / Work Samples
Festival highlight reel: Coming soon (post-festival)
Production teaser(s): Coming soon
Talkback/panel clip: Planned after the festival
Press Releases & Coverage
Press releases
Selected media coverage
August 24, 2025 – Atlanta Dunia – Aabaha Art and Theater Festival 2025
August 27, 2025 – New India Abroad – Aabaha honors playwright Sudipta Bhawmik at annual festival
August 20, 2025 – New India Abroad – Aabaha receives Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta grant
August 31, 2024 – Khabar – A Vibrant Celebration of Art, Theater, and Cultural Exchange
August 15, 2024 – New India Abroad – Aabaha Art and Theater Festival spotlights cultural heritage
FAQs
What is Aabaha?
Aabaha Inc. is a Marietta-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving Greater Atlanta. Founded in 2019, we create and present culturally diverse, multilingual theater that strengthens community connection through performances, cultural exchange, and audience dialogue—especially for immigrant, intercultural, and multi-generational communities.
What makes AATF unique?
AATF is unique because it brings together multilingual, multicultural theater and community arts in one festival, pairing performances with artist/audience dialogue to build real cross-cultural connection. It features a mix of Greater Atlanta groups and visiting ensembles from other U.S. cities, creating an accessible, community-centered platform for cultural exchange—especially for immigrant, intercultural, and multi-generational households.
Do you present multilingual work?
Yes—currently English, Bengali, and Hindi, with additional languages planned.
How can media attend/cover?
RSVP via contact@aabaha.org with your outlet name and deadline.
Interview availability:
By appointment (please email your deadline).
Grant & Vendor Details
EIN: 85-2869407
DUNS: 068822775
CAGE/NCAGE: 8V1Z3
SAM: D6NDTG7MHTH5
