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If you are visiting New Delhi and Mumbai in October or December, then why not chalk out some time to visit a theatre festival
Bhasha Centre is bringing impactful and thought-provoking plays by Aagaaz Theatre Trust and Third Space Collective from October to December. These will feature engaging stories with exceptional talent from the world of theatre in India.
Hosted by Paytm Insider, the line-up of plays includes Bhagi Hui Ladkiyan and Rihla by Aagaaz Theatre Trust, and Mahish by Third Space Collective.
Directed by Dhwani Vij, Bhagi Hui Ladkiyan is an articulation of the performers' lives. The play highlights the contrast between the confining yet comfortable quality of the home space and the liberating aspects of the outer world. The adventure begins with performances at Little Theatre Group (LTG) Auditorium, Delhi, on October 21 and 22. And at BCP auditorium on November 18 and 19.
Rihla, is an adaptation of Andreas Flourakis' award-winning play I Want A Country. Directed by Neel Chaudhuri, the space brings together a cast of actors represented by the Aagaaz Trust. They play characters of young rebels who seek to chart a course for a new country, a new identity, fresh values and a space to claim as their own. They fight, argue, mock and educate each other, revealing their dreams, fears and secrets. The play will be staged at BCP Auditorium on November 20 and will travel to Mumbai for shows at Veda Factory on December 2, 3, and 4.
Merging religion and politics, Delhi-based theatre group Third Space Collective's Hindi play Mahish (buffalo) is a modern-day rendition of Romanian-French playwright Eugene Ionesco's play Rhinoceros, adapted for the stage by Rajesh Nirmal and directed by Neel Sengupta. The play will be staged at various venues in Delhi from November 20.
So, what are you waiting for Book your tickets at Paytm Insider.