Performing Place

Our spot is at Ambamata Scheme Teachers Colony 405. It’s a quiet enough neighborhood, mostly families and older folks living nearby. Performing Place is really just a room where people can come to practice their craft, whether it’s dancing or acting or just moving around. We don't have a lot of fancy equipment, just some mirrors and a floor that isn't too hard on the knees. The light comes in nicely in the mornings, which is when most people like to use the space. We keep a schedule on the wall, but sometimes things get shuffled around if someone is running late. It’s a bit of a trek for some people to get out here to Teachers Colony, but once they arrive, they seem to like the peace. We spend a lot of time sweeping the floor and making sure there’s water in the cooler. There isn't a big staff, just us keeping the door open and making sure the lights stay on. We aren't some big theater company; we just wanted a place where people could work on their stuff without being bothered. You might hear some music or loud voices if you walk past, but that’s just how it goes. The building itself is older, but it has a bit of character that you don't find in the newer constructions. It’s just a simple, honest space for folks to do their thing. We hope the neighbors don't mind the noise too much.