9th January 2014
The Imphal chapter of 16th Bharat Maha Rang Utsav, that
kicked off in Delhi on 4th January, began with a solo performance by GabrielleNeuhaus, a Tel Aviv-based playwright and director from Israel, at the Shrine
playhouse of the Chorus Repertory Theatre Company on Thursday.
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Chorus Repertory Theatre, Imphal |
The play titled “The woman who didn’t want to come down to earth” is written, directed and acted by Gabrielle
Neuhaus and talks in three sections about the surreal life of a woman who
refused to touch the earth.
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Gabrielle Neuhaus during scenes from her one woman show |
Speaking to NETV, National School of Drama Chairman, Ratan Thiyam says the theatre festival happening simultaneously all across the country, mounting 71 national and international plays, exhibitions, installations, interactive open forum session focusses on searching for an identity of Indian theatre to analysis how creatively the Indian theatre concept is being utilized in expression.
It is to be noted that Manipur and Assam are the only North
Eastern states chosen to exhibit a selected number of plays.
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Mr. Ratan Thiyam, Chairman of National School of Drama |
In Manipur, there will be a total of 6 plays including plays
from Japan, Sir Lanka, West Bengal and Maharashtra,
thrilling theatre lovers of Manipur until to 14th January
Tickets to the theatre shows were pre sold out. With the
first day of the festival kicking off on a full house with theatre and art
lovers, film celebrities, playwrights, theatre critics of Manipur attending the
first stunning performance, the remaining days of the festival will definitely
be a exhilarating experience.
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