Manjul Bhardwaj

Manjul Bhardwaj is an actor, director, writer, facilitator and initiator in theatre. He is from Dakhora, a village in Rewari District in Haryana, India. For past two decades, he is based in Mumbai and dedicated himself for creating "The Theatre of Relevance". As a writer and director, he has written and directed more than 25 plays.
In 1992 he has founded The Experimental Theatre Foundation a pioneer theatre movement in India. He has conducted more than 300 "Theatre of Relevance" workshops for different Organizations/Institutions/Groups, etc. in 28 states of India and abroad (Singapore and Germany) Brandeis University, Boston USA sends students for internship to understand fundamentals, principles, concepts and processes of "Theatre of Relevance".
He has been working in theatre since last 25 years at grassroots level in rural & tribal parts, towns and Metro cities of India to the elitist international levels.
He is working on the issues like child labourers, HIV & AIDS affected People, "Sex Selection -(the homicide of female fetus)" etc.
In 2006, He and his group was invited in "Kinder Kultur Karawane" by Buro Fur Kultur Und-Medien Projekte to Germany to perform play "Vishwa – The World" for 41 days from 10 September to 20 October 2006. The play Vishwa – The World was performed 24 times in 13 cities of Germany i.e. Hamburg, Ahrensburg, Berlin, Dessau, Penzberg, Biberach, Dobeln, Wiesbaden, Marburg, Chemnitz, Aschaffenburg, Freiburg & Radolfzell.

Following Plays are Written and Directed by Manjul Bhardwaj.

• UNFPA-Laadli Media Awards for Western Region for Gender Sensitivity 2006–07 – Category – 16. Theatre- Street Theatre Manjul Bhardwaj, Experimental Theatre Foundation

• First, Population. "UNFPA-Laadli Media Awards for Western Region 2006–07 under Theatre- Street Theatre Category". Population First. Retrieved 9 February 2012.