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Mrs Krishnan's Party
You're invited! Step into the backroom of a local convenience store for a party like no other.
Dates
March 14
- 13, 2026
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- 15, 2026
- 17, 2026
- 18, 2026
- 19, 2026
- 20, 2026
- 21, 2026
- 21, 2026
- 22, 2026
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You’re invited!
People just can’t get enough of this smart, funny show.
Step into the back room of Mrs Krishnan’s convenience store where garlands decorate the ceiling, music flows and Mrs Krishnan is throwing a party like no other. Food simmers on the stove, laughter abounds and strangers become friends in this joyous celebration of life.
Watch as the actors juggle cooking, music, audiences and heart-felt drama in an acting tour de force where no two nights are the same.
“Everything about this show is perfect"
Two Cents & Two Pence, Vancouver“A joyful, highly theatrical celebration”
NZ Herald“I feel revived. I don’t know when I’ve left the theatre feeling so refreshed and renewed”
Colin Thomas Reviews Vancouver“So different, so original, so creatively fresh and so much fun no one wanted to go home”
Waikato Times
About Indian Ink Theatre Company
The extraordinary artistic partnership of Jacob Rajan and Justin Lewis is now comfortably in its second decade. Together, they have created a series of remarkable theatre productions of intimate scale, each one reminding us of the simple truths of life.
Indian Ink blend western theatrical traditions with eastern flavors in pursuit of ‘serious laughter.’ Live music, heightened theatricality, humour, pathos and great storytelling are hallmarks of their work.
Indian Ink has won multiple awards in New Zealand and two Fringe First Awards at Edinburgh. The company’s international successes include tours throughout Australia and the USA, as well as sell out seasons in Singapore, Germany, India and the UK.
“We aim to make theatre that is beautiful, funny, sad and true. We go to the theatre to be transported by a great story and to enjoy characters that live large in our imaginations. We want the experience to leave an indelible imprint on your hearts. That’s why we’re called Indian Ink!”