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History

1969

Our first production was a little bit of fluff called A Little Bit Of Fluff.

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Proceeds went to Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity. She came to collect the cheque herself.

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From then we were hooked to doing good theater for good causes.

1970s

The Red Curtain was prolific during the 70s. Over 20 productions. Here are some.

1970: The Bet

1971: The Man Who Came To Dinner

1971: Look Back In Anger

1972: Wait Until Dark

1972: Hamlet

1973: Ring Round The Moon
1973: Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead

1974: Amedee

1974: Ghosts

1975: Miss Julie

1975: Birthday Party

1975: Cancer

1975: A Macbeth

1980s

We slowed down. The Founder Members had started careers. Many left Calcutta to pursue their careers. Still, some milestone productions happened.

1983: Richard III

1987: The Immortal Couples of Shakespeare

2000s

Katy Lai and Sumit Roy returned to Kolkata after 14 years in Mumbai. The Red Curtain got a new lease of life.
2002: Harlequinade

2003: Peacewards

2003: The Importance of Being Stoppard

2004: Rhinoceros

2005: Othello

2006: Silence! The Court Is In Session

2008: The Proof

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2010s

2012: My Mother Said I Never Should.

2013: Unspoken Monologues
2014: See You In The Backfield!

2014: A Few Threads More

2015: New Market Tales

2015: The Bigger Piece of Fish...

2016: Mastermoshai

2017: Kinda Like Me

2017: Whose Daughter Is It Anyway?

2019: Ragtime Blues

2019: Wait Until Dark Reprise

2019: A Mr. Tagore

2020

We discovered online the@ter and became The Red Curtain International.
April 2002: Three Men In A Boat + Monty

May 2002: The Golden Throne

June 2002: The Little Prince

November 2020: The Good The@ter Festival & Awards.

2021 The Good The@ter Family is borm

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