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A Passage to India
First major adaptation of EM Forster’s classic novel for a contemporary audience Before deciding whether to marry Chandrapore’s local magistrate, Adela Quested wants to discover the “real…
Actors Pilgrims Kings and Gods - The Ramlila at Ramnagar - HARDBACK
The work documents and recreates an event; provides a rare insight into an Indian community’s negotiation with religious lore; unravels and explores a unique theatrical tradition; offers us a piece…
All the World’s a Stage - Volume 3
Large Mixed Cast
Six more globe-trotting one-acts from Africa, Finland, India, Russia and the USA for ages 8-18 The timeless and universal lessons that these dramatised folktales bring to to the journey include discovering…
Banchharam’s Orchard & An Encounter With Royalty
Banchharam’s Orchard is a farcical comedy by Bengali playwright Manoj Mitra and tells us the hilarious tale of old Banchharam who, by his refusal to die, out-manoeuvres all those who are waiting…
Bravely Fought the Queen
4 Male, 3 Female
The script is in three acts, titled ‘Women’, ‘Men’, and ‘Bravely Fought the Queen’ Set in Bangalore of the 1980s and 1990s, the narrative is “centred around an Indian…
Chanakya Vishnugupta
Veteran Marathi playwright and Marxist intellectual G. P. Deshpande turns to India’s ancient past to pinpoint the historical moment of empire in the context of the history of the empire He sees in…
Dramatic Moments - Theatre in Calcutta since the 60s - HARDBACK
Nemai Ghosh is best known for his photographs of Satyajit Ray at work and in his more private moments and moods, and his stills from Ray’s films Ghosh has exhibited at Cannes in 1991, at London in…
Fourteen Songs & Two Weddings and a Funeral
Pooja falls in love with Rajesh. Prem, Rajesh’s brother, falls in love with Nisha, Pooja’s sister. But when Pooja dies suddenly and in tragic circumstances, Pooja finds herself betrothed to…
Gilgamesh - The Play
Gilgamesh is one of the most powerful men in Iraq - a king, a demi-God and a fearsome tyrant, he thrives on the shame and suffering of his subjects, robbing them of their innocence to fuel his lust But…
Giving Away the Girl
A volume of three street plays from the women’s movement, written in the 1980s and widely performed as part of the vibrant cultural activism of the time. Giving Away the Girl and The Monkey Dance are both…
