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Sabina Sethi Unni
Adrian Harris
Sean Lilis
Zen Tunsaringkran
Anna Maria Blackwood
Meet the Company
Veer Arya
Veer Arya (he/him) is a Bombay-born, NYC-based actor and writer. He trained at the Stella Adler Studio for Acting and the Stronestreet Studio Screen Acting Residency, and is a graduate of NYU Tisch. Select recent credits include: Sanjay in Doomers (Brooklyn Center for Theater Research), Lieutenant in Coriolanus (Dixon Place), Malcolm in Macbeth (Warp&Weft Co), and Reis in Velvet Rage (HB Playwrights Theater). Veer is also the writer and creator of Tomorrow, Day After (webseries), Bhai bhai bhai, and Amazing Grace (In Development)
Abhishek Ojha
Abhishek Ojha is a New York–based actor trained at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute and T. Schreiber Studio, drawn to roles that demand truthful, character-driven performance. He is also trained in clown and physical comedy at BCC, is a regular sketch-clown performer at The Idiot’s Hour, was recently seen in Romeo and Juliet, and is grateful to be part of this production of Bhai Bhai Bhai.
Dhruv Nair
Sasha Sen
Raina Soman
Sabina Sethi Unni
Adrian Harris
Sean Lilis
Zen Tunsaringkran
Anna Maria Blackwood
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Dhruv Nair (Abhay), Abhishek Ojha (Varun), Veer Arya (Sharan), Sasha Sen (Ma), and Raina Soman (Rashi)
Veer Arya (Sharan) and Dhruv Nair (Abhay)
Dhruv Nair (Abhay), Veer Arya (Sharan), and Abhishek Ojha (Varun)
Veer Arya (Sharan) and Dhruv Nair (Abhay)
Articles
BHAI BHAI BHAI By Veer Arya To Have Developmental Reading At Basement Theatrics
A developmental reading of Veer Arya's new play, Bhai bhai bhai, will be presented by Basement Theatrics as part of its Ground UP Series. The event will take place on Sunday, May 11, at 7:00 PM (doors at 6:30 PM) at the Helen Gallagher Studio Theater at HB Studio (120 Bank Street, New York, NY 10014).
Set in a sweltering Mumbai living room in the days following a patriarch's death, Bhai bhai bhai is a darkly funny and deeply intimate family drama that follows three estranged brothers and their mother as they navigate grief, queerness, duty, inheritance, and legacy. With biting humor and sharp emotional turns, the play examines what happens when the rituals of mourning crack open buried resentments.
The reading features Veer Arya as Sharan, Bee Swizz as Varun, Dhruv Nair as Abhay, Natasha Jain as Ma, Raina Soman as Rashi.
The Ground UP Series is Basement Theatrics' new work initiative that prioritizes process over polish, offering playwrights space to test work in early stages and invite audience response. Bhai bhai bhai is Arya's debut full-length play. He is a Mumbai-born, NYC-based writer and performer, and a graduate of NYU Tisch's Drama program.
Tickets are free with RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bhai-bhai-bhai-by-veer-arya-registration-1356088409939?aff=oddtdtcreator
Basement Theatrics To Host THE INTERNATIONAL ROUNDTABLE: A Stage For Expression, A Space For Conversation
Basement Theatrics invites audiences to The International Roundtable, a special afternoon of performance and open conversation centering international student artists and their allies. The event will take place on Saturday, May 24, 2025, at 2:00 PM at the HB Playwrights Theatre, 124 Bank Street, New York, NY.
This free public event features two short staged readings: an excerpt from Lysistrata by Aristophanes and a scene from Bhai bhai bhai by Veer Arya.
Both pieces will be performed by a dynamic cast of predominantly international student performers, exploring themes of agency, gender, community, and identity across time and culture.
Featuring performances by Guillermo Arias, Veer Arya, Coretta Bradley, Stefan Diethelm, Vish Ishaan, Natasha Jain, JYAN (Janelle Jung), Isha Lal, Juan José Mojica, Elenore Nebot, Mai Ozeki, Maria Politano, Sidaarth Ramabhothla, Hana Roh, Scott Rogers, and Sean Simmons.
Following the readings, Basement Theatrics will host an open roundtable discussion inviting international students, artists, and audience members to raise questions, share insights, and explore the challenges and opportunities of pursuing education and artistic work in today's political and cultural climate. This informal conversation aims to foster connection, shared understanding, and mutual support across communities.
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, May 24, 2025
Time: 2:00 PM
Location: HB Playwrights Theatre, 124 Bank Street, New York, NY
Tickets: Free and open to the public
Reserve tickets: Eventbrite Link
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