Category: Theatre
A dramatic reading of Agatha Christie’s new novel
On the occasion of Agatha Christie’s birth anniversary (15 September), Akshara Theatre and Harper Collins India gave Delhi’s theatre lovers a special treat. Based on...
Kathak Then And Now
This past week at Alliance Françoise Dr. Navina Jafa presented ‘Safarnama: A Journey In Kathak’ which comprised of a talk titled: New Perspectives – History...
‘Theatre is an act of cultural production’
It was Jehan Manekshaw’s passion for theatre that led to the foundation of Drama School Mumbai — a fertile ground for theatre-makers, actor, designers and...
Ashad Ka Ek Din: Contemporary Indian Theatre in Continuation
Mohan Rakesh’s Ashad Ka Ek Din is an actor’s paradise and a space for audience to think upon. Bapi Bose’s adaptation of the text written in 1958 aims at grabbing...
Stage is meant for exploration
Rashma N. Kalsie, an Indian writer/playwright, has been representing Indian theatre in Australia as the founder of the Indian Diaspora Dramatics Association. She rose to...
Sukhmanch Theatre took birth through a revolt – Shilpi Marwah
Delhi’s Theatre maverick Shilpi Marwah is known for her distinct and dauntless personality. In a tete a tete, she spills some beans on her audacious persona and her...
Cultural practices must enlighten people
In the world of theatre, Suman Kumar is a popular name. He is best known for creating realistic dramas in which music plays a pivotal role. His over two decades of...
Myth is created to educate people about certain issues
Puppeteer and ventriloquist Ramdas Padhye has majestically continued forward the legacy of his father, Y K Padhye. It is reinforced by the fact that Ramdas’ most...
Remembering Suzette Jordan through Park Street
As a reminder to every woman who confronts the gaze of random strangers in public places, to every student who has faced sexual harassment, to every child who has been...
Wari: Stories from the page of life
8th July| The stien auditorium, India Habitat Centre Wari salsa is celebration of an initiative which provided a platform for the lost of art of live narration of folk...
