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A new Bengali play looks into the rot that ails society today

Feb 27, 2024, at 02:24 pm

Presented by Creative Art Performers, the new Bengali play ‘Ashchhe Bhagaad’, written and directed by Kingshuk Bandopadhyay, is a strong comment on today’s society and the suffocating situation that we are going through.

Play based on contemporary poems performed at Jashn E Adab festival in Shimla

Dec 13, 2023, at 01:33 am

Shimla/IBNS: A theatrical production based on poems by Sachchidanand and Malavika Joshi was performed recently at the historical Gaiety Theatre Gothic Hall of Shimla during ‘Jashn E Adab’ festival.

Professionals from disparate fields enact drama on Uttam Kumar's Share Chuattor in Kolkata

Jun 16, 2022, at 10:08 pm

Kolkata/IBNS: Professionals from disparate fields with no acting background from a city-based theatre group came together to enact a drama on 1952 iconic Bengali film Share Chuattor at the Minerva Theatre Tuesday.

Her Turn On Stage

Jan 25, 2022, at 07:21 pm

Solo acting by women performers has its own appeal and relevance which go beyond the scope just as a theatre format. Ranjita Biswas ponders on what makes it tick following the recent demise of veteran in the field, Saoli Mitra