Connecting across difference to touch the heart.
Welcome to Bhuchar Boulevard; founded by award-winning and acclaimed theatre maker and actor Sudha Bhuchar. We create heartfelt, memorable theatre for multiple and diverse audiences by holding up a mirror to our common humanity.
Bhuchar Boulevard - a place for renewal & reflection and an invitation to forge the future in unexpected ways and places.
Featured
Artichoke Hearts
Bhuchar Boulevard embarks on a theatre adaptation of acclaimed author Sita Brahmachari’s debut novel (Winner of the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize) by exploring this ‘coming of age’ story through creative encounters with Years 6 and 7 students.
"A beautifully written book about family, friendship, grief and hope which made me laugh and cry sometimes at the same time"
Anthony Browne, Children's Laureate (2009-2011)
Evening Conversations
Following its recent outings at Rich Mix as part of UK Asian Film Festival, Footprints Festival at Jermyn Street theatre and Chelsea theatre, Sudha’s evolving extended monologue, inspired by her banter with her millennial sons, is available for booking…
“Wonderfully ebullient, witty, at times wickedly funny and poignantly political”
Carole Woodis - Journalist
Other Projects
Sudha’s recent commissions (Wellcome Collection/Revoluton arts- Touchstone Tales, Theatre of Debate’s Covid and Me, and Tara theatre’s Final Farewell) are united by her practice of using verbatim testimonies as a starting point for writing intimate fictional self-portraits, chronicling the times we are in.
‘Bhuchar’s writing is empathetic, boldly structured and littered with moments of unexpected joy’- The Stage on Final Farewell.
Decolonisation: not just another buzzword…
A compelling headphone verbatim show capturing campus conversations at SOAS university around individual and institutional responses to Decolonisation. These interwoven testimonies reveal deeply personal and political lived experiences that go beyond the media headlines and calls to remove statues, repatriate artefacts, and diversify reading lists. An online version of the show is now available to watch.
