Plays & Theatre Shows in Surat
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Surat has a long-standing audience for Gujarati theatre, and its stages are almost all municipal. Rang Upvan in Nanpura, a covered former open-air theatre for nearly 1,400 people, and the Sanjeev Kumar Auditorium in Pal are the regular addresses for Gujarati natak; Sardar Smruti Bhavan in Varachha, with 1,201 seats, serves the eastern half of the city; and the Performing Art Centre in Pal gives smaller groups a 309-seat room and rehearsal space. The Surat Municipal Corporation also runs a Natya Spardha, a drama competition, with ticket booking on its own portal. Hindi and English plays visit less often, so check Tara Moti Hall and the smaller auditoriums when they do. Evening shows commonly start at 9 pm or later. This page lists plays, natak and stage shows in Surat.
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Frequently asked questions
Where are plays staged in Surat?
At the municipal auditoriums: Rang Upvan in Nanpura, the Sanjeev Kumar Auditorium and Performing Art Centre in Pal, and Sardar Smruti Bhavan in Varachha.
What language are most plays in?
Gujarati. Hindi and English productions visit occasionally and are marked on each listing.
What time do plays start?
Evening shows in Surat often begin at 9 pm or later. Check the start and end times on the listing before planning transport.
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