NAGPUR: Rashtra Bhasha Parivar and First Bell On Stage will probably be organizing a five-day theatre competition starting on March 27. To be held at Rashtra Bhasha Bhavan, the competition will characteristic six dramas, 3 each in Hindi and Marathi.
On March 27, which may be World Theatre Day, the events will start with a three-hour theatre workshop. It will probably be performed by way of creator and director Rupesh Pawar who will give an advent to theatre at 9am.
On March 28, an open mic will probably be held where younger aspiring writers and poets will get a stage to percentage their writings at 6.30pm. “The thought is to create a conversation channel between actors and writers,” says Pawar.
Two plays, one in Marathi and other in Hindi, will probably be staged on March 29, 30 and 31 at 6.30pm. These plays will put round 15 to 20 artistes on stage for the primary time. The first performance will probably be Marathi play ‘Picnic’, directed by way of Prakash Lunge, who passed on to the great beyond recently. Hindi drama ‘Peshawar se Lahore tak’ is a production by way of artistes of Rashtra Bhasha Parivar.
Organized in March and all the way through monsoon season, the competition is an attempt to fill the space when other theatre activities aren't taking place within the town.
“An artiste struggles a lot to put his first introduction on stage and First Bell on Stage is a motion began in 2007 which hopes to offer that chance to all such writers, directors and actors,” says Pawar. So a long way, some 20 dramas have debuted at this competition over the past few years and a few have won awards in more than a few competitions.
Another characteristic of the competition is that it'll reminisce concerning the works of theatre artistes Shankarrao Magarkar and Madhukarrao Barde. A dais will probably be set up on stage from where a senior theatre person will discuss concerning the contribution of design, make-up and gown artist Magarkar and sound and light-weight artist Barde before the performance.
On March 27, which may be World Theatre Day, the events will start with a three-hour theatre workshop. It will probably be performed by way of creator and director Rupesh Pawar who will give an advent to theatre at 9am.
On March 28, an open mic will probably be held where younger aspiring writers and poets will get a stage to percentage their writings at 6.30pm. “The thought is to create a conversation channel between actors and writers,” says Pawar.
Two plays, one in Marathi and other in Hindi, will probably be staged on March 29, 30 and 31 at 6.30pm. These plays will put round 15 to 20 artistes on stage for the primary time. The first performance will probably be Marathi play ‘Picnic’, directed by way of Prakash Lunge, who passed on to the great beyond recently. Hindi drama ‘Peshawar se Lahore tak’ is a production by way of artistes of Rashtra Bhasha Parivar.
Organized in March and all the way through monsoon season, the competition is an attempt to fill the space when other theatre activities aren't taking place within the town.
“An artiste struggles a lot to put his first introduction on stage and First Bell on Stage is a motion began in 2007 which hopes to offer that chance to all such writers, directors and actors,” says Pawar. So a long way, some 20 dramas have debuted at this competition over the past few years and a few have won awards in more than a few competitions.
Another characteristic of the competition is that it'll reminisce concerning the works of theatre artistes Shankarrao Magarkar and Madhukarrao Barde. A dais will probably be set up on stage from where a senior theatre person will discuss concerning the contribution of design, make-up and gown artist Magarkar and sound and light-weight artist Barde before the performance.
Five-day theatre festival begins on March 27
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Reviewed by Kailash
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March 25, 2019
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