Gandhi Park revolves around three people in a park, their fight over three benches and their conversations with each other. Their conversational debate makes one laugh and forces one to think about what it is that counts as a mark of territorial entitlement – caste, region or religion?

This play explores the issue of eventual displacement of human beings due to socio-economic, socio-political and cultural reasons, the issue of identity and the sense of belonging. It initiates a debate over these issues in the light of several examples from across the world. The play also takes a dig at the normative rules that people adhere to in order to get accepted by the society and often forget to reflect upon their consciousness. Is the mark of all these issues tied to questions of caste, region and religion only, or is it something more ephemeral?

On Stage		Back Stage
Hussain	Suraj Kumar/Hemant Kumar	Costume	Greeny Francis
Uday	Neelesh Singh / Premjish Achari	Set and Properties	Manoj Kumar, Uday Bhardwaj
Iti	Ankita Menon/Farha Noor/Greeny Francis	Music and Choreography	Aparna Eswaran, Janani K., A.P.Rajaram, Ankush Gupta
Nawaz	Raj Kumar	Poem	Faiz Ahmed Faiz
Madan	Tarique Hameed / Manish Kumar	Brochure and Poster	Anurima, Farha
		Publicity	Ghufran Raghib, Ved Prakash, Sujay Thakur, Laxmi Menon, Violina Borah, Mousumi Mandal, Suchetna Chanda, Dhirendra Kumar, Maheeka Nanda, Yogesh Kumar
		Lights	Satyendra Kumar
		Coordinators	Ghufran Raghib, Anurima Chanda
		Directorial Assistance	Ghufran Raghib
		Playwright	Manav Kaul
		Adaptation and Direction	Tarique Hameed