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Thespian Circle-Drama
Thespian Circle-Drama
Stars have airs, actors have egos, but artistes are God’s own instruments to create and spread beauty through art.

The Thespian Circle was born from relentless effort, hours of dedication, and an abiding love for the stage. Without passion, the stage is empty and meaningless. To keep that passion alive and make every event a true success, we must continuously fuel our fire and embrace the practices that elevate our art and impact

Experience and Express

“The depth of our art is shaped by the depth of our experiences.”
In dramatics, what we bring to the stage is not just performance but a reflection of everything we’ve felt, seen, and lived. Without experiences — real, imagined, or observed — there is little to draw from, little to express with authenticity. Even when we dislike a play or a story, the very act of experiencing it gives us perspective and voice. The more we immerse ourselves in life — in its joys, struggles, and stories — the richer our creative expression becomes, allowing us to embody characters and narratives with truth and depth.

Faculty Coordinator
  • Dr. Taj Alam

    Associate Professor in Department of Computer Science & Engineering and Information Technology PhD (Computer Science), M.Tech (Computer Science & Technology) B.Tech (Information Technology) from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New. 

Find your love
There’s something for everyone here. All you need is discover your forte, fall in love and show your commitment to any of the following sub-groups of theatre. Well, there is good news too. You can have more than one love!
  • Direction
  • Acting
  • Scripting
  • Backstage Management (Light & Sound)
  • Creativity & Design
  • Production Management
  • Singing
  • Instruments

And many more but for now

  • Respect the Stage: Treat the stage as sacred — it’s where stories come alive.
  • Be Curious: Explore new experiences, books, films, cultures — they fuel your creativity and depth as a performer.
  • Embrace Every Role: No role is small. Every part contributes to the story.
  • Collaborate Generously: Theatre is a collective effort; support your team both on and off the stage.
  • Stay Consistent: Discipline in rehearsals reflects in your performance.
  • Be Open to Feedback: Growth comes from listening, adapting, and evolving.
  • Learn Beyond Acting: Understand lighting, direction, costumes — it makes you a well-rounded artiste.
  • Stay Humble: Let your work speak, not your ego.
  • Don’t Chase the Spotlight: Theatre is about storytelling, not just personal glory.
  • Don’t Undermine Others: Every crew member, from director to backstage hand, matters.
  • Don’t Arrive Unprepared: Respect everyone’s time by coming rehearsed.
  • Don’t Take Criticism Personally: It’s meant to make you better, not break you.
  • Don’t Disappear After Your Part: Be present for the whole process; it builds camaraderie.
  • Don’t Say “That’s Not My Job”: Theatre thrives when we step up beyond our assigned roles.
  • Don’t Prioritize Shortcuts: Mastery in theatre requires patience and persistence.
  • Don’t Disrespect Time: Being late shows disregard for the collective effort.
Our Acts
Stage Play

The Thespian Circle presents the Stage Play where studnets showcase their brilliant skills of molding theatre, comedy, tragedy and emotions into a dramatic mosaic. It is a sophisticated expression of a basic human need –to mimic, to project stories onto ourselves and others, and to create meaning through narrative and metaphor. It provides an opportunity where young students can come together and share together in witnessing and contemplating an event that may be beautiful, funny, moving, thought-provoking, or hopefully at least diverting.

Nukkad Natak

A street play that combines in most effective of ways, group performances with live acting along with hearty songs and dance sequences. Students deliver a theatrical performance in outdoor public space of JIIT without a specific paying audience. It aims to provide a platform to share a much intimate, brief and direct connect with the common man and the youth and address the social/political message head-on with the help of drama. Watch ingenious actors voice their opinions on current smoldering issues while the offer avenues for wholesome entertainment.

Monodrama

A monodrama is a theatrical or operatic piece played by a single actor or singer, usually portraying one character.

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There’s something for everyone here. All you need is discover your forte, fall in love and show your commitment to any of the following .