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 | Zoomed In on theatre: Why you must check out this NCBS grad's new productionThe play Zoomed In has already sold over 300 tickets. We spoke to its director Prabahan Chakraborty to find out why it's special | |
 | Cinema halls to reopen Oct 15 onwards with 50pc capacity, one-seat distance: JavadekarBriefing the press at his residence, the Union minister also said that online booking of tickets will be encouraged but box office will be open for single-screen theatres | |
 | Audio plays and podcast on theatre? Yes, please. Break A Leg! is up to a lot despite the pandemicThe company established to promote all things theatre has some interesting offerings for you. Like audio plays. Stay up-to-date with their social media channels and you'll know when it's out | |
 | Why WeMove Theatre's eight-month acting course Navarasa could bring out the actor in youInterested in acting and daydreaming about becoming a famous theatre artist or film star? Then, grab the opportunity and study this course offered by Bengaluru's WeMove Theatre | |
 | YouAndMe is using theatre to make science, math lessons easy for children. Here's howRashmi Patil speaks to Dr Rajashree, co-founder of theatre group YouAndMe, to understand how children and adults can use the skills they learn in acting class to solve real-life problems | |
 | Why Anuja Ghosalkar's Lady Anandi bends storytelling and narrative to explore a woman's role in theatreThe self-styled 'Drama Queen' who gave into her family's tradition of acting speaks about how she decided to use it to understand her role better | |
 | Why every child must watch Nisha Abdulla's brilliantly subtle silent play — KoottuNisha Abdulla's play Koottu makes children ask difficult and uncomfortable questions to seek choices. This play is a must watch for every child — this is the reason why | |
 | Meet John Pradeep JL, who's giving kids life lessons using the power of theatreHis many workshops, sessions and training programmes are directed at helping children achieve their best potential, and guiding parents to be more than just spectators in their children's lives | |
 | Sahen Upadhyay's tryst with theatre has just begun and she is loving it so farSahen Upadhyay loves the genre of psychological thrillers and currently, she is writing a drama. She is even editing a student film | |
 | Why kids MUST head to this children's theatre and reading festival in BengaluruThere will be around six plays across two days and all of them are specially meant for children. Here's a complete rundown of everything that is coming up over the weekend | |
 | Why theatre artiste Sunandha Raghunathan believes that one's craft is the ultimate weapon to fight patriarchyAn actor, writer and director, Sunandha believes that theatre in India is dominated by male representation that ignores the 'other' and wants to create a culture of feminist expression to counter it | |
 | How this Mumbai-based former teacher became a sought-after 'performing storyteller' despite having no background in theatreShreedevi Sunil combines elements from storytelling and theatre to put up exhilarating and impactful performances for both children and adults | |
 | How Theatre Akku is keeping the art of therukkothu alive and kicking in the cityAkku, the theatre group incorporates traditional art forms like therukoothu and bommalattam in their plays | |
 | Why kids who have a yen for acting need to head to a workshop with Theatre with B & DDarshana and Bhavana Rajendran talk about their brand of theatre workshops and why it brings the best out of kids of all ages | |
 | Love the stage? Why Fortius is the theatre workshop you've always wanted to attendThey also conduct a ten-day intensive workshop of the same format. They also put up plays in Hyderabad quite often and one can catch the duo at the performance |
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