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Political Plays - A Man in Dark Times & Past One o’Clock & A Passage to Darkness
This cycle of three plays deals with the impact on human beings, and their relationships, of the collapse of the Communist ideal, and the vacuum left by the loss of belief G. P.Deshpande is a Marxist scholar,…
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…
Mareech - The Legend & Jagannath
Mareech, the Legend is a cleverly structured, intelligent, humorous look at the changing forms of exploitation through space and time, starting with the story of Mareech the demon from the Ramayana, taking…
The Death of Abbie Hoffman and Other Plays - On the Double & The Sulpican Experiment
Hard-hitting, quick-moving, visually striking and very contemporary, these plays show Bose at his best
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…
Reflection & Flower of Blood - Two Plays
Flower of Blood and Reflection presents two young men - or maybe they are one and the same - both loners from a small town lost in the metropolis, where one is used as a live booty over which a mother…
The Dread Departure
In an unusually irreverent text that plays with the traditional Marathi musical mode of the mourning keertan and the theme of death, Satish Alekar’s The Dread Departure tells the story of a dead…
Memories in Hiding
Tooppil Bhaasi draws on his autobiography to reconstruct an important period in the political history of Kerala just after Independence. The Suranad Revolution, which the activist-playwright re-constructs…
Hidden Fires
‘You say you’re a lion, but your great-grandmother, three generations ago, she was a deer—someone told us—and that makes you a deer; And that’s your hidden fire. So we’ve got to put you out’ A man confesses…
