 |
|||||||
|
|||||||
Dear Readers, Ila Arun's theatre group Surnai will be opening its new production DEATH VARIATIONS by Norwegian playwright Jon Fosse at the NCPA and at Prithvi theatre. This will be the first time that the play will be staged in India. Jon Fosse is regarded among the best contemporary playwrights working in Europe today. The production has been directed by KK Raina and features Ila Arun, Joy Sengupta, Vijay Kashyap and Aadya Bedi. Following this play, the group will also stage PEER GHANI, their adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's PEER GYNT, which opened at the Ibsen festival in Mumbai last year. The Indian adaptation by Ila Arun is located in Kashmir. Our latest reviews include the plays PAI PAISHACHI GOSHTA (Marathi), BIN KAMAACHE SANVAD (Marathi), TARKACHYA KHUNTIVARUN NISATLELE RAHASYA (Marathi) and THE GOD OF CARNAGE (English). Thespo, India's popular youth theatre festival is inviting entries. For those who are 25 years of age and younger, the festival offers a great opportunity and platform to stage their plays professionally. The festival is open to young people across the country. Tamaasha Theatre under Sunil Shanbag's direction will stage BLANK PAGE- a theatrical presentation of select contemporary Indian poetry this weekend at the Max Mueller Bhavan. Cheers, Deepa Punjani Editor, Mumbai Theatre Guide For any queries, suggestions, feedback, please mail us at: response@mumbaitheatreguide.com or at deepa.punjani@gmail.com or simply call us at: 91.22.40169979/80/81, 91.9223251148 If you are interested in featuring your Theatre Group on our site, please let us know. We would like to give our readers access to all the information that they may want vis-a-vis the Mumbai theatre scene. |
|||||||
| ||||||
| PAI PAISHACHI GOSHTA (Marathi): Rajadhakshaya wrote the story in the early nineties, just around the time when India was compelled to liberalise its economy, thus bringing with it opportunities... BIN KAMAACHE SANVAD (Marathi): Dharmakirti Sumant's BIN KAMACHE SANVAD can be viewed as a satire and a play that has modelled itself on the theatre of the absurd... TARKACHYA KHUNTIVARUN NISATLELE RAHASYA (Marathi): Jayant Pawar's text has humour, irony and pathos spread through psychological motivations even as the mystery of the novel... THE GOD OF CARNAGE (English): Nadir Khan's direction is brisk, allowing a good pace for its turn of events that manage to hold attention... |
||||||
|
||||||
|
To find out about Theatre Workshops that have been registered on our website visit - http://www.mumbaitheatreguide.com/dramas/workshop/ |
||||||
|
||||||
| BLANK PAGE...a theatrical presentation of Indian poetry by Tamaasha Theatre... Thespo, India's well-known youth theatre festival will take place from 7th to 13th December 2015 at Prithvi Theatre. Thespo is inviting registrations from young theatre enthusiasts all over India... | ||||||
|
||||||
 |
||||||
|
||||||
