Jyoti Punja Sign Theatre was established in B.S. 2048 by active theatre artists of Nepal. Ever since its establishment, this group has been focusing on contemporary plays. In its initial days, Jyotipunja theatre worked primarily in East Nepal. Our performances in various districts of Sagarmatha zone are exemplary. In BS 2057, a decade after its establishment, the Jyotipunja theatre decided to pave a new path in Nepali theatre by starting the Sign theatre. It was since then that we have been known as Jyoti Punja Sign Theatre.
       Nepali theatre world has swum against mighty currents to reach its present
prosperous shore. The wake of the modern theatre has injected the prospect of fresh ideas and fresh styles into the traditional working square to clear way for the revived and revised theatrical notions and patterns. Moreover, the recent endevour from media and public has given theatre a tremendous boost, placing it high on the art echelon and making it a thing to long for. Now there are rising talks about careers, fame and professionalism, which is nothing, short of an achievement for us. For all this, Nepali theatre owes a fair share of the deal to the media - paper or electronic. But the presence of Nepali theatre activities on the net still remains flat, with hardly any national websites offering updated contents and related news and forthcoming events. To fill that very information gap, www.theatrenepal.com has come to the scene with a promise offering everything on the Nepali theatre news, reviews, articles, events, photos and anything one seeks to find in a theatre website. . . . . . : : . Go to TheatreNepal.com E-magazine : : .