Zofeen Maqsood - Page 4

The play is a monologue where the scientist Einstein delivers his story in his own words to the audience. But what makes the play more relatable is the fact that the story is delivered in a very personal way.

The deeply personal and educative talk would immerse one into Husain's childhood where he watched Marsiya, the Dastangoi, the discovery of his youth and how his years in theatre not only taught him to juggle different forms but also formed a deeper connection to hone his craft. 

The latest K-pop sensation that has the world tapping their foot to their music Bangtan Sonyeondan a.k.a. BTS has Indian audiences hooked too.

Krishna directed by Padmashri Shobha Deepak Singh, will be screened at Shriram Bhartiya Kala Kendra in Delhi

Produced by Panache Media, the play tells the story of Manto played by Shekhar Suman and his meeting with an Indian journalist Wazeera played by Suchitra Krishnamoorti

The play is that it is based on a story by legendary Hindi writer Bhagwati Charan Gupta.

The play is described as a comedy and drama so it would be worth finding out how a story of sensitive relationships between a couple is handled with humor.

The play traces the times of Quit India Movement, a time of resistance and struggle during India's struggle for independence. The year is 1942 and Dr Sushila Nair is a detainee in Agakha jail.

Priya spent 12 years in the United States teaching and informing people about the art of Bharatnatyam. Her experience in theatre extends to acting in a nationally televised serial and choreographing for a play by Terrance McNally staged at the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre.

This will be the first time that the play will be staged in Gurugram. Promoted as a bittersweet comedy the play has performed over 55 houseful shows across 5 cities -- Mumbai, Bengaluru, New Delhi, Nagpur and Baroda.

Presenting this dance form which comes after years of dedication will be a group of students all trained under the watchful eyes of Bharatnatyam expert Priya Venkataraman.

A visibly emotional Shah, on the occasion of customary lighting the lamp ceremony was also seen along with other theatre stalwarts such as Akash Khurana, Meera Khurana, Benjamin Gilani, Kunal Kapoor, Jairaj Patil, and Manhar Gadhia.

In the forthcoming month of August, Junoon's Mumbai Local would once again see a thoughtful selection of features, dialogues and commentaries

Now the Mumbai based Jeff Goldberg studio is back again with its Hindi adaptation. Directed by the very talented Ashok Pandey

As the influx of modern forms of tech advanced sources of entertainment intensifies across the world, the scope of organic, simpler forms of art often seems diminishing. And it won't be wrong to say that theatre as a medium of simple story telling in audience to performer one-to-one format may have taken a beating. So, when a play in a regional language manages to evoke the interest of modern story seekers and is translated into other popular languages it is worth saying that there may be hope for great stories and regional theatre.

Brought to the public by Raell Padamsee's Ace Productions, Shabana Azmi plays the role of two sisters on stage

thoroughly enjoyed working on our trilogy of plays for children based on the stories of Ruskin Bond Akarsh Khurana

Celebrating the June world Pride month and the Commenced World music day, Hyderabad witnessed a harness amalgamation of Carnatic Music with Drag culture.

Which planet are you on? is directed by Akarsh Khurana. The play is based on the work and findings of Pierre Pichot.

40 years and 42 productions later Motley productions showcases some of the finest in Indian theatre