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Language: Engish Duration: 1 Hr 20 Min 31/12/2015 Schedule of 18th Bharat Rang Mahotsav-2016 Date/Day Bahumukh Sammukh LTG Sri Ram Centre Open Lawn Kamani Abhimanch Unconstructed Space 2.00 pm 2.00 pm 5.30 pm 4.00 pm 6.00 pm 7.00 pm 8.30 pm 01/02/2016 Monday Inaugural Function Kamani Auditorium Followed by the performance of MACBETH in Manipuri, Dir: Ratan Thiyam Duration: 1hr 40 min. 02/02/2016 AGNI VARSHAM RAMAYANA ANTIGONE Tuesday Director: Dr. Rammohan (A PUPPET DANCE Director: Koushik Sen Holagundi DRAMA) Group: Sawapna Sandhani, Group: Nishumbita Cultural Director: Shanti Bardhan Kolkata Association, Hyderabad Group: Ranga-Sri Little Ballet Language: Bengali Language: Telugu Troupe, Bhopal Duration: 2 hrs Duration: 2hr 30 min. Language: Hindi Duration: 1hr 45 min. 03/02/2016 ARANYAGATHA AZAD MAULANA BOMA STORIES I WANT TO ARMEN PATHER Wednesday Director: Kanhaiyalal Director: Tripurari Sharma Director: Bratya Basu Director: Ravi Shankar Kemmu TELL YOU IN PERSON Kaithwas Group: India Foundation, New Group: Bratyajon, Kolkata Group: ALG Cultural Society, Director: Group: Madhya Pradesh Delhi Language: Bengali J&K Group: , School of Drama, Bhopal Language: Urdu -Hindi Duration: 2 hrs. 30 min. Australia Language: Kashmiri Language: Hindi Duration: 1hr 30 min. Language: Engish Duration: 2 hrs. 10 min. Duration: 1hr 25 min. Duration: 1 hr 20 min. 04/02/2016 BARRISTER PARVATE BYAGHRAROHAN Amarsingh Rathor (Nautanki) JAB SHEHAR HAMARA Thursday ESHAM Director: Nalini Nihar Nayak Director: Ch. Chhajjan Singh SOTA HAI Director: Shiva Prasad Tumu Group: Newquest Repertory, Group: Director: Ankur Sharma Group: Prayogam Theatre Rourkela, Odisha Language: Group: Yuvaa Theatre, Jalandhar Group, Jaipur Language: Odia Duration: Language: Hindi Language: Hindi Duration: 1hr 20 min. Duration: 2hrs 30 min. Duration: 1hr 30 min. 05/02/2016 RAJRAKTO CHITRAPATA THE CABINET OF Friday Director: Debasish Dutta Director: Manjunath L. CHINA DR. CALIGARI Group: Institute of Factual Badiger Director: Deepan Theatre Arts (IFTA), Kolkata Group: Samashti, Bengaluru Sivaraman Language: Bengali and English Language: Kannada Group: Performance Duration: 1hr 45 min. Duration: 1 hr. 25 min. Studies Collective, Delhi Language: English Duration: 1hr 15 min WS5 SHOW AT 6.15 PM 06/02/2016 DHULIA OJA F1-105 JANAKI PARINAY DEAR CHILDREN, THE COMEDY OF Saturday Director: Guna Moni Boruah Director: Mohit Takalkar (Katha Sankirtan) SINCERELY… HARLEQUIN AND Group: Utsa Asom, Tinsukia, Group: Aasakta Kalamanch, Dir: Chandranath Choudhury Director: Ruwanthie de Chickera PULCINELLA IN Assam Pune Group: Maithili Lok Rang, Group: Stages Theatre Group VENEZIA Language: Assamese Language: Multilingual Madhubani, Bihar and Mashirika, Sri Lanka Director: Pino Di Buduo & Duration: 1hr 10 min. Duration: 1hr 25 min. Language: Maithili Language: English Claudio De Maglio Duration: 2 hrs. Duration: 1 hr Group: Teatro Potlach, Italy Language: Duration: 31/12/2015 Date/Day Bahumukh Sammukh LTG Sri Ram Centre Open Lawn Kamani Abhimanch 2.00 pm 2.00 pm 5.30 pm 4.00 pm 6.00 pm 7.00 pm 8.30 pm 07/02/2016 GADAL GABARGHICHOR Sunday Director: Satish Anand Director: Pravin K. 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Language: Company, Mumbai Performance, California Duration: Language: Hindi (USA) Duration: 2 hr 15 min Language: Duration: 09/02/2016 ILA HIYER MAJHE AMINA SUNDARI Tuesday Director: Sheena Khalid & Puja Director: Kingsuk Director: Rokeya Rafique Sarup Bandyopadhyay Baby Group: The Patchworks Group: Kolkata Creative Art Group: Theatre Art Unit, Ensemble, Mumbai Performers, Kolkata Bangaladesh Language: Hindi Language: Bengali Language: Bengali Duration: 1hr 10 min. Duration: 1hr 55 min. Duration: 1hr 30 min. 10/02/2016 ITI BRATYO KATHA HOW TO SKIN A DRAUPADI PYRAMUS & THISBY NOTES ON CHAI Wednesday Director: Sougata GIRAFFE VASTHIRAPARANAM Director: Jehan Aloysius Director: Jyoti Dogra Chattopadhyay Director: Rajiv Krishnan (Terukuttu) Group: CentreStage Productions, Group: Individual Group: Kheyalkhola, Hooghly, Group: Perch, Chennai and Director : Kalaimamani P. K. Sri Lanka Performance, Mumbai West Bengal Rafiki, Bengaluru Sambandan Language: Singhla Language: Language: Multilingual Language: Multilingual Group : Purisai Duraisami Duration: 1 hr 40 min. Duration: Duration: 1hr 25 min. Duration: 1hr 45 min Kannappa Thambiran Parambarai Therukoothu Manram, Tamil Nadu Language : Tamil Duration: 11/02/2016 KUZHI STAGE DIRECTIONS OF SOUL OF FIRE AMONG FOG Thursday VETTUNNAVARODU O’NEILL, VOL. I Director: Alexander Hauer Director: Brigel Gjoka Director: Narippatta Raju Director: Christopher Loar Group: : Individual Group: NAPA Repertory Group: Drama School Alumni Group: New York Neo- Performance, Austria Theatre, Pakistan Repertory Theatre, Thrissur Futurists, NY Language: Language: Eng./Urdu/ Language: Malayalam Language: English Duration: Dance Duration: 55 min. Duration: Duration: 1 hr. 12/02/2016 MATTHI KARUBASANA SOMEWHERE IN QUIXOTE Friday Director: Jino Joseph Director: Arpita Ghosh Director: Yayo Caceres Group: Malayalakalanilayam Group: Pancham Vaidic, Group: Ron Lala, Madrid Natakavedhi, Kannur Kolkata Language: Language: Malayalam Language: Bengali Duration: 1 hr 30 min. Duration: 1 hr 30 min. Duration: 1 hr. 30 min. 31/12/2015 Date/Day Bahumukh Sammukh LTG Sri Ram Centre Open Lawn Kamani Abhimanch 2.00 pm 2.00 pm 5.30 pm 4.00 pm 6.00 pm 7.00 pm 8.30 pm 13/02/2016 MH02 DL5262 MARANAYAKA HURANBA ASHINGBA KAAMIYA QUESTION MARK Director: Vishwas Sohoni Director: Hulugappa Director: Nikita T.S. Saturday NATTE (Shumang leela) Director: Ram Gopal Bajaj Group: Awishkar, Mumbai Kattimani Director: Laishram Iboyaima Group: NSD Diploma Group: Ank Theatre Group, Language: Marathi Group: Sankalpa, Mysore Khuman Production Mumbai Duration: 1hr 15 min. Language: Kannada Group: Sangai Artistes’ Language: Language: Hindi Duration: 1hr 30 min. Association, Manipur Duration: Duration: 1 hr 40 min. Language: Manipuri Duration: 1 hr 30 min. TIE Studio/ Abhikalp 14/02/2016 NYAAYPRIYA NATAKAR NAAM KI? AZALAMMU TAR AAYA Sunday Director: Parvez Akhtar Director: Saurav Palodhi Director: Suk Bahadur Director: Pandu Ranga Group: Natmandap, Patna Group: Ichheymoto, Kolkata Group: Arunachal Pradesh Group: NSD Diploma Language: Hindi Language: Bengali Language: Production Duration: 1 hr. 40 min. Duration: 1hr 30 min. Duration Language: Duration ABHIMANCH 15/02/2016 SANGEET BARI PROF. KELFA’S SONKA THE MOTHER OF A Monday Director: Savitri Medhatul FACTORY Director: Agnieszka TRAITOR Group: Trust The Thespian, Director: Ranhang Choudhury Korytkowska-Mazur Director: Pannaga Jois Mumbai Group: Mancha Sarupeta, Group:Teatr Dramatyczny im., Group: NSD Diploma Language: Marathi Barpeta Poland / Aleksander Węgierko Production Duration: 2 hrs. 10 min. Language: Assamese Drama Theater Language: Duration: 1 hr 13 min. Language: Polish Duration Duration: 1hr 50 min. ABHIMANCH 16/02/2016 RADHA VILAS (Gondhal) PROTARAK THE WILD LAND WHERE LIFE IS Tuesday Director: Navid Inamdar Director: Sandip Bhattacharya preparation Director: Thom Pasculli GOOD Group: Aesthetic4world, Group: Rangasram, Group: Walkabout Theatre Director: Temjenzungba Maharashtra Murshidabad Company, USA Kechu Language: Marathi Language: Bengali Language: Group: NSD Diploma Duration: Duration: 1 hr 55 min. Duration: 65 min. Production Language: Duration: 50 min. ABHIMANCH 17/02/2016 RAJA VIKRAMADITYA RAJAR MRITYU MY PRIZES RASA NISHPATTI Wednesday (SWANG) Director: Sudipto Chatterjee Director: Milorad Jovanovic Director: Martin Jishil Director: Dr. Satish Kashyap Group: Spectactors Ensemble Group: The National Theatre in Group: NSD Diploma Group: Navras Kathak Kendra, Repertory, Kolkata Belgrade, Production Haryana Language: Bengali Language: Language: Language: Hindi & Haryanvi Duration: 2 hrs. Duration: Duration Duration: 1hr 20 min. (Abhimanch/Abhikalp) 18/02/2016 THE TRANSAPARENT VAKSHAK MUDALPAYA DODDATA RAGS OF MEMORY Thursday TRAP Director: Satish R. Narvekar Karnataka Director: Anna Dora Dorno Director: Shrikant Bhide Group: Nishad Panaji, Goa Group: Instabili Vaganti, Group: Dhyaas, Pune Language: Konkani Italy Language: Non Verbal Duration: 1 hr. 40 min. Language: Duration: 1hr 10 min Duration: 31/12/2015 . Date/Day Bahumukh Sammukh LTG Sri Ram Centre Open Lawn Kamani Abhimanch 2.00 pm 2.00 pm 5.30 pm 4.00 pm 6.00 pm 7.00 pm 8.30 pm 19/02/2016 TOBA TEK SINGH NOWKAR SHOYTAAN PETHANNASAMI AKHIYAAN Friday Director: Imteyazul Haque MALIK HOYRAAN THALATTU Director: Malik Aslam Group: Social and Culture Director: Ashim Das Director: S. Ramanujam Group: Azad Theatre, Welfare Organisation Begusarai Group: FAME, Bangladesh Group: Arangasree, Tamilnadu Pakistan Language: Hindi Language: Bengali Language: Tamil Language: Punjabi Duration: Duration: 2hr 10 min. Duration: 1hr 10 min. Duration: 1hr 40 min. 20/02/2016 UPASHYA CHOR CHARANDAS BHAKT PURANMAL (Khyal) FRENCH PLAY JAL DAMROO BAJE Saturday Director: Niranjan Pedanekar Director: Dipankar Paul Director: Laique Hussain Director: Director: Sanjay Upadhyay Group: Rangdrishti, Pune Group: Kaliyaganj Ananya Group: The Performers, Rajasthan Group: Group: Nirman Kala Language: Marathi Theatre, West Bengal Language: Rajasthani Language: Manch, Patna Duration: 1hr 20 min. Language: Bengali Duration: Duration: Language: Hindi & Regional Duration: 1hr 30 min Duration: 1hr 45 min. 21/02/2016 CLOSING CEREMONY : At Kamani at 6:00 p.m. Sunday Followed by the performance of NSD Repertory Company’s VIDYOTTAMA in Hindi Dir. Mohan Maharishi Duration: RED= FOREIGN PLAYS GREEN= FOLK PERFORMANCE BLUE = STUDENT PRODUCTION .
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