About
Vikram Sridhar is a Bengaluru-based storyteller and theatre practitioner who weaves oral storytelling with theatre and strong environmental and community themes. Through performances, workshops and his theatre practice, he has become a well-known figure in the South Indian storytelling movement.
A theatre practitioner and storyteller, Vikram Sridhar built a practice in Bengaluru spanning performance, storytelling walks and workshops, with a distinctive focus on environmental and wildlife narratives. He is active in storytelling networks and festivals across India, and known for connecting oral storytelling with conservation and community themes.
The artistry
Sridhar's storytelling blends folk and oral tales with applied and physical theatre, often centred on nature, wildlife and conservation, and on using stories for community engagement and education. His performances and workshops make the case for storytelling as a living, socially engaged art.
[Atlas Perspective] Vikram Sridhar is a distinctive storyteller-practitioner combining theatre, oral tales and environmental themes. For festivals, campuses and community or conservation programmes, he is a strong choice.
Vikram Sridhar contributes to the contemporary Indian storytelling movement by linking oral storytelling with theatre and environmental and community themes, expanding the social role of the form.