Audiences Returning To Theatres : www.MumbaiTheatreGuide.com

Audiences Returning To Theatres

December 17, 2020 5:10:14 PM IST
MTG editorial

Word comes from Satish Alekar in Pune that regular shows of professional Marathi plays have commenced. He says, "Prashant Damle a very senior singer-actor announced three shows of his popular comedy plays EKA LAGNACHI TEESARI GOSHT and all the three shows in Pune, at Yeshwantrao Natya Gruha and Balgandharva Rang Mandir. were full with the house at 50% capacity due to pandemic restrictions."

A revival of MAHANIRVAN by Natak Company, a classic written by Alekar, first staged in 1974 by Theatre Academy, Pune, is also almost full at a theatre space, The Box, with entry only to the first 75 patrons.

Close to Mumbai, audiences flocked to Acharya Atre Natya Rangmandir in Kalyan to watch TU MHANSHIL TASA and SANT TUKARAM. The rule of 50% capacity was followed along with temperature checks and sanitisation. Marathi theatre lovers can't be kept away from auditoriums when the lockdown is relaxed. This enthusiasm must come as a relief to theatre workers and auditorium staff.

read / post your comments

More on Theatre Update

- AADAAB, MAIN PREMCHAND HOON Completes 1010 Shows
- Top Performing Theatre Plays in Mumbai This Week (Audiences Can't Stop Talking)
- A WOMAN OR NOT TO BE: Adishakti Reimagines Hamlet Through a Feminist Lens
- Don't Miss These Mumbai Theatre Plays This Week (9 to 15 Feb)
- 25th Bharat Rang Mahotsav Held Across 40 Cities
- A Powerful Week for Theatre Lover in Mumbai | Kala Ghoda Arts Festival Special (Feb 2 to 8)
- LAGNA - The Musical Brings a Contemporary Take on Gujarati Wedding Traditions to Mumbai
- Mumbai Theatre This Week: Khala Ghoda Festival Kick-Off Week & Yatri Festival Buzz Takes Over
- Sharib Hashmi Brings Heart, Humour, and Healing to the Stage with BREAST OF LUCK
- ZEN KATHA: Indian Theatre Exploring the Path of Inner and Outer Awakening
- Upcoming Plays in Mumbai: Live Theatre & Yatri Festival Highlights
- Upcoming Plays - Feel Every Emotion Live: Mumbai's Must-Watch Theatre This Week
- Rangakarmee at 50: The Continuum of a Living Theatre
- Romeo & Juliet Reimagined in the Neon Nights of 1970s Bombay
- The Stage Comes Alive: A New Week of Powerful Theatre in Mumbai


	Theatre Update Archives

Discussion Board

Schedule