Dhaka, May 24 -- At SHALA_Neighbourhood Art Space, silence hangs from the ceiling in the form of letters. Some are folded. Some are suspended in layers of translucent fabric. Others appear as fragments through projection and sound. As spectators slowly enter the hall to watch the play, To Whom It May Concern, they do not sit before a conventional stage. Instead, they step into a psychological landscape - intimate, uneasy and hauntingly familiar.

Staged by Ninad, an independent artistic platform for theatrical practice, the 25-30 minute immersive theatrical production transforms anonymous testimonies of gender-based abuse and harassment into a shared artistic experience. Supported by the British Council under the WOW - Women of the World ...