Brick Lane '78
The play is written by Murad Khan based on the racial attack, violence, resistance and recognition in 1970s Britain that was produced by Purbanat CIC, and supported by Birmingham City Council and Black Community Theatre UK in 2018. Click here to watch the full video of the play.


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Shakespeare Shoptok
The selective parts from seven plays of William Shakespeare performed by the theatre students at Dhaka University at the British Council library, meeting room, auditorium, and an open yard simultaneously for consecutive two evenings. The venture was part of ShakespeareLives program in 2016.
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Gohon-Jatra 
Rubayet Ahmed's written monologue is based on revolves around the dangers of intolerance, violence, global political dynamics and the universal aspiration for peace and freedom. The play was performed by Shamsi Sayeka and produced by Padatik Nattya Sangsad TSC Dhaka, Bangladesh in 2015.
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Pronoy Jamuna 
Based on Sunil Gongopadhaya’s noble ‘Radha-Krisna’, Asadul Islam dramatized the Indian myth, which aims to respond to rising global violence and echoes love and humanity. The play was produced by Subachan Nattya Sangsad Dhaka in 2016.
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William Shakespeare’s tragedy Macbeth 
The play adapted the political killings and coup d'état of Bangladesh in 1975, produced by Padatik Nattya Sangsad TSC Dhaka, Bangladesh in 2013.
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Dokkhina Sundari
The devised play produced in response to the deforestation and government plan of a coal power plant at the nearest region to the World’s largest mangrove forest named ‘Sundarbans’. The play was premiered at ‘Tin Forest Festival’ as part of the Glasgow Commonwealth Games cultural festival in 2014. The play was produced by TheatrEX Bangladesh and supported by Janata Bank Ltd., British Council and National Theatre of Scotland. Click here to watch the full video of the play; password: itfbangladesh 
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Selim Al-Deen’s Chaka
The Kotha-natya is based on an unidentified dead body and the continuous rejection from door to door during the military regime in Bangladesh in 1990.
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Jyotisanghita
Ruma Modak’s narrative play is based on the dreams and sacrifices of the heroes during the War of Independence of Bangladesh in 1971.
 
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Lal Jomin
Mannan Heera's written monologue is based on the struggle of a woman during the War of Independence of Bangladesh in 1971 and its aftermath. Click here to watch the full video of the monologue.
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Mohajoner Nao
The musical is based on a mystic bard Shah Abdul Karim’s life, philosophy, and syncretic nature of the agricultural society of Bangladesh, written by Shakoor Majid and produced by Subachan Nattya Sangsad Dhaka. Click here to watch the full video of the play.
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The Importance of Being Earnest
Oscar Wilde's comedy was produced by the Cine & Drama Club at North-South University, Bangladesh.
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Phona
Inspired by the National Theatre of Scotland’s ‘Black Watch’, Shahman Moishan adapted the context of Bangladesh and wrote the play, which illustrated the war-violence-militarism and people’s desire for freedom.
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Rabindranath Tagore’s Raktakarabi
The play was based on industrialization and its local impact on human love, trust and people's ultimate desire.
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Paital
Tofazzal Liton wrote the play based on his intensive research on the life and struggle of the tea garden’s labour in Bangladesh. The play was produced by Rajshahi University Theatre in 2007.
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Bibhajan
Ruma Modak narrated the individual and collective pain of violence, riot and migration as a result of the ‘Partition of India in 1947’. The play was produced by Jibon Sanket in Habiganj in 2006.
 
 
Kalidasa’s Sakuntala at the University of Dhaka in 2006.
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Re-directed two milestone theatre productions in Bangladesh:
Kokilara - a monologue written by Abdullah Al Mamun, performed by Ferdausi Majumder that is considered as the first monologue of the urban theatre practice since the Independence of Bangladesh. The monologue was first premiered in 1976.
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Payer Awaj Paoa Jae by Syed Shamsul Haque produced by Theatre Bangladesh.
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