Activities

On March 19, 2000, Rupkonwar Jyoti Prasad Agrawal's play 'Sonitkonwari' was staged at District Library auditorium, Tezpur.
Free medical camp organised at Harijan Colony on July 16, 2000
As part of Independence Day celebrations in the year 2001, Repertory in association with Sonitpur district administration staged Jyoti Prasad Agrawal's play 'Lavita' at District Library auditorium, Tezpur on the evenings of August 15 and 16.
A Hepatitis B vaccination drive for over 150 persons was conducted at Mazgaon Baruah Chuburi Primary School from March 1, 2001. Three such camps were organised under the banner of Repertory.
As part of Independence Day celebrations in the year 2002, Repertory, in association with Sonitpur district administration staged Bhaben Baruah's play 'Kanaklata' which was based on the lives of the Martyrs of the Quit India movement of 1942.
In 2002, a series called 'Spriha' was produced under the banner of Repertory
Kalidasa's 'Abhigyan Shakuntalam' was staged at Baan Theatre in Tezpur
A play by Prabin Phukan 'Maniram Dewan' was staged at Baan Theatre on the occasion of Independence Day in the year 2004.
In 2005, Repertory received the best team award in the multilingual drama competition at the National Drama Festival held in Allahabad for the play 'Valley of Death'
In 2005, Repertory won awards for 'Valley of Death' Drama and Folk Dance at the International Dance Drama Festival held in Cuttack, Odisha
In 2006, staged the plays 'Jhanda Uchcha Rahe Hamara' and 'Nati' at the All India Drama Festival
On November 12, 2006, staged the social drama 'Mor Potnir Biya' (My Wife's Wedding) at District Library, Tezpur.
On September 21, 2007, staged the play 'Savadhan Aponar Ghoroto Xumabo Pare' at Baan Theatre to raise awareness about AIDS.
In 2007, staged 'Jihad' at the Maha Kalakumbh during the National Drama Festival held in Bikaner, Rajasthan
In 2009, staged the play 'Bohagat Jolibo Jui' and children's play 'Baro Mahor Geet' at Baan Theatre
In 2009, a month-long theatre workshop was organized by Repertory in collaboration with Jyoti Bharati
In 2010, staged the play 'Lakhsya 2012: Proloy Nohoi' at Baan Theatre
On January 30, 2011, staged the play 'Moi Atmahatya Korim' at Baan Theatre
On July 11, 2011 staged five plays by Natasurya Phani Sharma in collaboration with Jyoti Bharati under the Directorate of Cultural Affairs
On April 10, 2012, staged the play 'Bholaguri's Artanaad' with the aim to create mass awareness on the need to preserve 'Bholaguri', Assam's first ever film studio.
In 2012, staged street plays on Right to Education in various tea gardens of Sonitpur district.
In 2013, staged the play 'Kak Kom Kone Patiyabo' at Baan Theatre
In 2013, staged street plays on Right to Education in various tea gardens of Sonitpur district.
In 2013, staged the play 'Upardi Jai Udan Jahaj' in Kamrupiya dialect in association with Kamrup Sanatan Dharma Mandali
Organised Sonitpur Silpi Samaroh on January 17, 2016
In 2016, launched audio-visual CD titled 'A Tribute to Natasurya'
In 2018, Repertory staged the play 'Jallianwala Bagh' in the courtyard of Jyoti Bharati in Tezpur in association with the Directorate of Cultural Affairs
On the occasion of completion of 100 years of the drama, Repertory artistes staged the play 'Sonit Konwari' on April 9, 2022 in association with Jyoti Bharati

Upcoming

Lachit - Buranji Likha ToruwalNovember 19 and 20, 2022 Hazarapar Stadium, TezpurIn an attempt to portray the life and ideals of Mahabir Lachit Borphukan and instil a sense of patriotism and inspire nationalism among today’s youth, socio-cultural organization Repertory has come up with its 25th drama ‘Lachit’. The play will be performed on an open stage with special settings and scenery. The backdrop for the drama will capture the natural scenery of Saraighat and the Brahmaputra and the Battle of Saraighat and other scene will be staged on the Hazarapar lake. Though the drama will have 26 main characters, nearly 250 other characters and actors will be involved. The drama is expected to attract at least around 5000 spectators. The plot of the play has been derived on information collected from various historical sources and the book ‘Buronji Likha Toruwal’. The story of courage and heroism shown by Assam and the Assamese soldier by resisting Mughal invasions 17 times is inspiring for every Indian across the nation. The play will depict the childhood, adolescence and youth of Lachit, son of the skilled administrator Momai Tamuli Barua. The drama will tell the story of Lachit, who when faced with the responsibility of protecting the dignity and sovereignty of his country, led the fight against the Mughals with an ailing body and thus saved the dignity of Assam and the Assamese people. The drama will also narrate the horrors faced by the daughters of the land at the hands of the Mughal Army and the sacrifices made by thousands of young men. This is truly a heroic story. The drama will also reflect the costumes and architecture of the Ahom era with the addition of special lighting, sound and music to tell the story of these heroes in the best possible way through audio-visual means.