Bhagi Hui Ladkiyan - A fearless experiment in gender, self and identity
As I walked into the darkened auditorium last night as soon as the first bell rang out in the packed...
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2019
Loose Woman by Maya Krishna Rao: An Intense Experience
Great theatre is about challenging how we think and encouraging us to fantasize about a world we aspire to. —William...
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2019
My Love Affair with Theatre
I was introduced to theatre by my uncle. A doctor by profession, he would take my sister and me to...
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2019
Indian Dramatic Tradition: Legend, Myth and Metaphor
To witness a traditional dramatic performance in India is to enter a magico-mystical world, where gods and demons battle; where...
Read More19 Apr
2018
Shikhandi: The Story of the In-betweens
The 13th edition of META engaged the audience in a continuous conversation over the past week on various subjects, including gender...
Read More19 Apr
2018
Moimonsingha Geetika: Bringing an Ancient Ballad to Life
Moimonsingha Geetika, the Bengali offering on the final day of META 2018’s weeklong showcase of nominated plays, took me by...
Read More18 Apr
2018
Caucasian Chalk Circle: Love, Identity and Justice
A rendition of Bertolt Brecht’s regularly performed German play, Caucasian Chalk Circle explores a plethora of human emotions and behaviour....
Read More18 Apr
2018
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I have always prided myself in being a 90’s Bollywood kid. From trivia and gossip to dialogues and songs, I...
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2018
Whose CSR – Cultural Social Responsibility – is it Anyway?
As per the provisions of the Companies Act 2013 Indian companies are encouraged to demonstrate their social conscience and responsibility...
Read More17 Apr
2018
Nona – An Interplay in Modern-Day Allegory and Stagecraft
The first scene of Nona shook me out of my usual week-day evening reverie – it was a dramatic and...
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