National Centre for the Performing Arts
Overview
The National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA) is India's premier arts and culture institution. Its purpose is to serve as a vibrant, multi-venue performing arts centre that promotes excellence in Indian and international music, dance, theatre, film, literature and photography. The NCPA presents a wide range of performances, workshops, and educational programs throughout the year, catering to diverse audiences and fostering a deeper appreciation for the arts.
About Us
The NCPA was established in 1969 with the vision of JRD Tata and Dr. Jamshed Bhabha. It is located on the reclaimed land at Nariman Point in Mumbai. The NCPA hosts over 700 events each year across its various venues, including the Jamshed Bhabha Theatre, Tata Theatre, Experimental Theatre, Godrej Dance Theatre, and Little Theatre. It is dedicated to preserving and promoting India's rich artistic heritage while also showcasing international talent.
Vision
The NCPA envisions a future where the arts thrive and are accessible to all, contributing to a more vibrant, creative, and culturally rich society.
Mission
The NCPA's mission is to be India's premier institution for the arts, preserving and promoting India's cultural heritage while showcasing international talent, fostering artistic excellence, and enriching the lives of audiences through diverse and engaging performances and programs.
Culture
The NCPA fosters a culture of artistic excellence, innovation, and inclusivity. It values collaboration, creativity, and a commitment to providing exceptional experiences for both artists and audiences. The NCPA is dedicated to nurturing emerging talent and promoting cross-cultural exchange.
Headquarters
Mumbai, Maharashtra