Upcoming
Events
August 2026: Stamp Printing Flag workshops
All Tickets £5.30 (inc. booking feed) and can be booked by or via the link below:
https://wolverhamptonart.ticketsolve.com/.../1173686881
Join Jaivant Patel Company and Wolverhampton Art Gallery for a colourful stamp printing workshop inspired by the Pride flag and Andy Warhol’s bold use of colour.
Families will create their own vibrant printed flag using stamps and pattern.
All participant’s aged 16 and under must be accompanies by an adult.
All are welcome to attend regardless of gender, age, ability and experience!
September 2026: Sargam, A Vibrant Evening of Live Indian Classical Music
Saturday 26th September 2026 (7:30pm) at Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton.
All Tickets £18 (£14 Concessions) and can be booked by calling the box office on (01902) 321321 or via the link below:
https://wlv.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows/873689114
This event is part of JPCo’s 20th celebratory programme to reflect on legacy, acknowledge current evolution, and frame future vision.
November 2026: Diwali Utsav, Sitaron Ke Sang
Saturday 21st November 2026 (7:30pm) at Arena Theatre.
All Tickets £18 (£14 Concessions) and can be booked by calling the box office on (01902) 321321 or via the link below:
Arena Theatre Associate, Jaivant Patel Company once again presents a vibrant evening of South Asian Dance featuring Bollywood, Kathak, Bharatanatyam to Bhangara and Dandiya Raas, in Celebration of Diwali.
This event is part of JPCo’s 20th celebratory programme to reflect on legacy, acknowledge current evolution, and frame future vision.
November 2026: ‘Astitva’ (Nottingham)
Tuesday 17th November 2026 (7:30pm) at Lakeside Arts
All Tickets £18 (£14 Concessions) and can be via the link below:
https://www.lakesidearts.org.uk/event/astitva/
ASTITVA meaning existence, is a ground-breaking, powerful, and evocative dance production by award-winning choreographer Jaivant Patel, offering a rare and moving portrayal of British-Indian gay men.
Delving into universal emotions we all share, ASTITVA brings Queer South Asian stories to the forefront, inviting audiences to connect, resonate, reflect, and celebrate the beauty of being human.