The play performed by the Moral Re-Armament Army (MRA) that had a significant impact on Tamil theatre was “The Tale of Two Cities,” as mentioned in chapter 6 of the Class 12 English textbook Poets and Pancakes. This production captivated audiences with its themes of sacrifice, redemption, and moral choices, resonating deeply with the cultural landscape of Tamil theatre. The MRA’s approach to storytelling, combined with their emphasis on moral values, inspired local playwrights and actors to explore similar themes in their works. This influence not only enriched the theatrical tradition in Tamil Nadu but also encouraged a new wave of creative expression that integrated social messages with artistic performance, marking a turning point in the evolution of Tamil theatre.