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2022

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Mumbai

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Contractor - Azad and Team

Design Team:

Areen Attari,
M Sharoom,
Miqdad Shirazi

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PYHT Team

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Strictly unconventional

Project Details

Status:

Completed

Year:

2022

Location:

Mumbai

Consultants:

Contractor - Azad and Team

Design Team:

Areen Attari,
M Sharoom,
Miqdad Shirazi

Photo Credits:

PYHT Team

Designed for writer and producer Faezeh Jalali’s play Strictly Unconventional, the set responds to a series of short, bold, and emotionally layered stories about relationships that defy convention. The play moves fluidly between multiple narratives — a gay man and a polyamorous woman discovering happiness, a trans couple confronting prejudice on a talk show, and others exploring love, regret, and vulnerability. To hold these shifting moods and contexts, the stage demanded a design that was equally dynamic and adaptable.

The solution was a modular system of furniture that could transform in real time. Each module — lightweight, lockable, and mobile on casters — could act independently or combine with others to create entirely new forms. A single unit might serve as a sofa in one scene, then rotate and merge with two more to become a bed in the next. Another element could act as both a chair and a stool, extending the versatility of the stage composition.

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A collapsible tri-fold screen made from recycled timber and translucent fabric introduced a poetic layer to the set. With lighting, it transformed into a canvas of silhouettes and shifting shadows, echoing the play’s emotional transition

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