A life dedicated to the stage

[ad_1] As the daughter of legendary theatre personality and visual arts promoter Ebrahim Alkazi, Amal Allana grew up in a culturally-rich environment.  “My father had the knack of making everyone his student. This began at home with my mother and us two children, who became his personal students.” A theatre director with  over 60 stage…

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Monty Python’s Spamalot to be staged on September 6 and 8

[ad_1] The CAUSE Foundation, Bengaluru, is a non-profit organization that is “committed to promoting local talent with profits donated to local charities (orphanages, destitute homes, animal welfare organizations and sustainable environmental ventures),” says Leila Alvares, Founder/President of the Foundation. Leila is back in Bengaluru from her getaway in Coorg, to present the annual musical production. This…

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How does SL Naanu’s Sikkal Sivaraman takes a light-hearted look at life

[ad_1] Veteran actor Kathadi Ramamurthu in Stage Creations’ Tamil play Sikkal Sivaraman. | Photo Credit: RAGU R In Stage Creations’ play Sikkal Sivaraman (story, dialogues, and direction are by S.L. Naanu), Chellappa (Naanu) decides to get his son married in a Pillayar temple to the daughter of Parameswaran (Ganapathy Shankar). Unbeknownst to Chellappa, his son…

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Bangalore theatre: ‘Aparajita’ narrates the timeless struggle of women

[ad_1] Still from Aparajita | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Indian society has long been a crucible for women, casting judgmental eyes on those who dare to deviate from prescribed norms. From the annals of history to the present day, the relentless scrutiny of women’s choices has been constant. Dramarsis’ new production, Aparajita (which means undefeated),…

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How the play Madhurav – Boru te Blog shines the spotlight on the Marathi language

[ad_1] Scenes from the Marathi play Madhurav – Boru te Blog | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement A Marathi play Madhurav – Boru te Blog was recently performed at the Indiranagar Sangeetha Sabha. Hosted by Mitramandal Bengaluru, the play performed by just three actors, spanned 2000 years of Marathi history. Employing an innovative use of audio-visual…

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