... the capital is in the limelight this week. With many theatre festivals kicking in, we draw up a must watch planner
...u00a0the capital is in the limelight this week. With many theatre festivals kicking in, we draw up a must watch planner
Natya Utsav
Kanyadaan
When: June 2 to 3
This Vijay Tendulkar marvel exposes acute communalism after an intercaste marriage. This sparks off a regionalist debate between the bride and rest of the society.
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Khamosh Adalat Jari Hai
When: May 29 to June 3
The play is about a theatre group, which includes people from all walks of life.
It talks about a woman who lives life on her own terms something that her co-actors envy. They plot against her by exposing her personal life in public.u00a0
Aankh Micholi
When: June 5 to 7
The play is about a couple who wants to get into an extra-marital affair, but can't, because of Indian morality which stops them from crossing their boundaries.
All performances at: Shri Ram Centre for Performing Arts, 4, Safdar Hashmi Marg, Mandi House
Ring: 23714307
Entry fee: Rs 25 onwards, Time: 6.30 pm
NSD Repertory Summer Theatre Festival
Acharya Tartuffe
When: May 31
Timings: 3.30 pm to 7 pm
At: Sammukh Auditorium, National School of Drama campus
It's a play based on Moliere's French play. Tartuffe, a saint in Pondichery influences Omnath, a businessman. Omnath brings him to his home. Later, when turmoil hits Omnath, he along with his mother completely devotes himself to the teachings of Tartuffe against the wishes of his family.
Sadarame
When: June 1 and 2
Time: 7 pm
At: Kamani Auditorium, 1, Copernicus Marg
Ring: 43503351
Written by Ballave Narahari, the plot spins around prince Jayaveera, who is not interested in worldly life or inheriting his father's throne. He just wants to pursue philosophy. The real problem begins when he gets married to an innocent and beautiful but middleclass girl Sadarame.
Acting shoes for size four
Let your kid learn the nuances of theatre with prominent American workshop director Shelli Koffman. Take them to her First Act
The theatrical expressions of actors are so imposing that we take cue from them while walking, talking and dressing. The fact remains that if we, too, live a conscious life like them, we'll be celebrities in little worlds. If you, too, want your kids to bloom and blossom in the best ways, let them plunge into the world of theatre with Shelli Koffman.u00a0u00a0
Act Facts : Organised by theatre company Actor Factor, the 10-day workshop is designed essentially for the age-group of 12-18. However, the upper age limit can be extended to 24 years. "The training has been planned for those who have absolutely no idea about theatre, but would like to get a hint of it," says Sunit Sinha, Actor Factor. Intensive training will be given through innovative theatrical drills, games and exercises.
Got talent? Participants who will perform remarkably well will stand a chance to be a part of the future productions of the theatre company. "After every workshop, we take contact details of the participants who have the potential to make it big. And whenever we feel the need, we call them," adds Sunit. After the conclusion of the workshop, the attendees will put up a special performance on June 13 at Lok Kala Manch auditorium.
In the 14 years of her career, Koffman has featured in several renowned productions as director and actor. She is the founder member ofu00a0 Fiefdom a long form improvisational group in New York, worked regularly with Westmont Theatre Company and other theatres in Israel and Columbia.
When: June 4 to 13
Timings: 1.30 pm to 5 pm
Fee: Rs 6,000
For registration, ring: 9810938191, 9873581424u00a0
Log on to: https://www.actorfactor.net/
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