Suresh is a wandering ragamuffin whose primary occupations involve asking what lies inside a black hole as a researcher in string theory at IST and, in the theatre and on film, as a writer, director, actor and producer, probing the many facets of human architecture. He frequently finds himself cross-pollinating ideas between these two activities. He has had directorial and thespian training and experience in various continents, producing and directing political theatre related to the Arab spring and urban American angst, waltzing with modern adaptations of Greek tragedy as playwright, director and workshop facilitator, directing short movies in Paris and Lisbon, and shooting an anthropological movie in Iceland. Recently, he has directed his own original adaptations of Jean Genet’s The Maids and plays by Ibsen, and conceived new multi-genre explorations of Harold Pinter, Tennessee Williams and Neil LaBute.