The ninth edition of the theatre festival featured masterpieces by the most well-known faces of the theatre ecosystem in the country. The festival witnessed 11 plays. It started with Of Mice and Men, directed by Hema Singh. It was performed by Rang Vinayak Rang Mandal, Bareilly. It was followed by Kaumudi, directed by Abhishek Majumdar and performed by Indian Ensemble, Bengaluru. The License was the next show of the festival. The play was directed by Neelam Mansingh and performed by The Company, Chandigarh. The next play of the festival was Shakkar Ke Paanch Daane. It was directed by Manav Kaul.

A Woman Alone, directed by Mahmud Alam and performed by Padatik Theatre, Kolkata was the next show. It was followed by Kya Tum Mujhse Pyaar Karte Ho? The play was directed by Vinay Sharma and performed by Padatik Theatre, Kolkata.

The next play of the festival was Agni Aur Barkha. It is written by Girish Karnad, translated into Hindi by Prof Bajaj and directed by K.S. Rajendran. It was performed by Shri Ram Centre Repertory Company, New Delhi. Bagia Banchha Ram Ki was the next play. It is written by Manoj Mitra and directed by Baharul Islam. The play was performed by artists of Shri Ram Centre Repertory Company, New Delhi. Madbeth, based on Shakespeare’s Macbeth was the next play. It was a solo performance by Rupesh Tillu from Theatreact, Mumbai. Pratibimb, directed by Anand Prahlad Kumar was the next show. It was performed by Abhimanch Kala Ekansh. The festival ended with Tukke Pe Tukka, a musical play directed by Bansi Kaul. It was performed by Anjana Puri from NSD, New Delhi.