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Couple of weeks of missed reviews!
Few snippets that’ve been lost in the sands of the last few (phew!) weeks – 1. Double deal – I decided to catch up with this fairly well known play. Experience – 4-5 out of 10. Sandhya Mridul looks...
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Theatre Watch: "One Small Day"
I happened to catch a performance of One Small Day at NCPA. Not quite sure if it follows the mood of watching an idyllic sunset at Marine Drive with special someones, but the play was good in some...
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Theatre Watch: Karode Mein Ek
A Makarand Deshpande play, Karode mein ek is a very sensitive portrayal of a patriarch who has gone insane after losing his wealth due to the betrayal by his own brothers. The story starts at a point...
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Well.. I haven’t stopped watching movies, or plays…
Well.. I haven’t stopped watching movies, or plays, or listening to music that I want to talk about, or books that I have read that I want to let you know about. and its not that I have been totally...
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Theatre Review: Katha Collage – II
I had seen Katha Collage-I a couple of years back in Delhi, and goes without saying that I was mighty impressed with the play (directed by Naseeruddin Shah, and enacted by an ensemble cast of Naseer...
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Theatre Review: Munshiji Ki Gudgudi
I watched Munshiji ki Gudgudi, a play based on stories written by Munshi Premchand, performed by Ekjute – Nadira Babbar’s Theatre Group. Now, as an author, Munshiji needs no introduction as one of the...
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Theatre Review: Celebrating Gulzar’s Works:
Between last Thursday and Sunday, Prithvi Theatre was showcasing Essay Communication’s work, which is a set of collage woven around Gulzar’s works – Kharashein capturing communal riots and...
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Theater Watch: Nothing Like Lear
After Hamlet, the Clown Prince, the expectations from Rajat Kapoor and Atul Kumar’s combo (Cinematograph and the Company Theater) were high. Nothing Like Lear starts with a similar setup, but hardly...
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Theater Watch: Aadhe Adhure is a tragic and touching play
Aadhe Adhure is a brilliant play by a brilliant author – Mohan Rakesh. You have to read some of his works to understand what you might be missing out on by not having read enough hindi literature. The...
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