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 "I myself went through a lull period during the pandemic. For artists it is a fight and a life-long struggle." |
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 "The theatre that we do in India is not rewarding financially. We barely pay anyone anything more than a token of appreciation in such theatre productions." |
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 "I met actor Kay Kay Menon, whom I fell in love with and later, got married to!" |
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 "Shakespeare himself would have been shocked by how his texts are treated and taught, because they weren't meant to be read by school kids across the world..." |
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 "Nepotism has been there forever. It is nothing but a tradition that is going from one generation to another. But yes what I believe is, it is not possible in the field of art, always." |
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 "There is so much missing in me that I am trying to fill! I want to read more, watch more, and produce more..." |
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 "Ulka Mayur describes herself as an Indian theatre artiste, storyteller, writer, actor, director and folklorist. She is also a dancer, scholar and founder of the production company, Story Circus, with her husband, writer Mayur Puri." |
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 "Ajitesh Gupta is the writer-director and lead cast member of JO DOOBA SO PAAR, a musical dastaangoi performance celebrating the life of Sufi poet Amir Khusrau." |
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 "Anshulika Dubey and Aakash Prabhakar are, respectively, the Producer and Director of TAPE, an iconic American play coming to India for the first time. Anushulika was earlier the co-founder of Wishberry" |
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 "It's easy to lose the heart and the honesty of a piece when you're chasing laughs or excitement. I have deep respect for the audience." |
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 "I enjoy each and every role that comes my way. When I play any role it's like a different person enters my being and I portray that character." |
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 "Sangita Joshi is excited to return to the stage again after the pandemic break." |
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 "Akarsh Khurana is a writer, actor, producer, and director all rolled up in one and has been the proprietor of renowned theatre company Akvarious since 1997. Having started his career as a child actor, he then started directing his own plays in college for" |
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 "I want to continue the streak of merging fiction with non-fiction like I did in ADHBHUT and now am developing a script for Manoj Shah called TABIYAT in Gujarati." |
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 "Raell Padamsee talks of the post pandemic return of her theatre company, as well as future plans." |
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