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Theatre at Epicentre in September 2010 | View Theatre Next Month

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5th Sun 7:30pm Jis Lahore Nai Dekhya, O Janmya Hi Nai
(Hindi/90mins)
Dir. Rajinder Nath. Writer. Asghar Wajahat

Set in Lahore, the play deals with the subject of Partition. It focuses on a Muslim family that flees to Lahore and is allotted a haveli owned by a Hindu family. The play raises serious questions on the bloodshed and trauma of the time.

Collab: Aravali Centre for performing Arts.
For ticket details, contact 9811068633 or 9313460040
10th Fri 7:00pm Coat Tales (English/120mins)
Dir. Pauline Furlong | Writer: Anushka Ravishankar

A play about five Indian folk tales from different traditions which have been re-told, to create a play about how a boy becomes a storyteller. The stories are woven with songs, dance and music to create a seamless piece of theatre containing humor, suspense, pathos and valor.
Tickets at Rs. 400 available at the venue.
11th Sat 3:30pm & 7:30pm Repeat of Coat Tales (English/120mins)
Dir. Pauline Furlong | Writer: Anushka Ravishankar.

Tickets at Rs. 400 available at the venue.
18th Sat 7:30pm Weirdass Comedy presents The Cardinal Bengans – A Night Of Improvisational Comedy
Cast: Vir Das, Kavi Shastri, Ashwin Mushran and Rohan Joshi

A quick fire brand of comedy which is insanely funny, uniquely Indian and absolutely unscripted. Structured in the form of many short improvisational comedy games and the only directions for the performers being provided by the audience.
Ticket at Rs. 500 & Rs. 300 available at the venue.
Suitable for 15 year olds and above.
19th Sun 7:30pm Sangam - Where The 3 Rivers Meet (English/120mins) Dir. Divya Chandraa. Prod. BooGio11

A story of three women, exploring perceptions of what is success & how much of our notions of power & self- worth are determined by the societies & the families we live in. Set in three different contexts, each character struggles to find a communion between what is socially acceptable & what satisfies her own inner calling.

Tickets at Rs.350, Rs.250 & Rs.150 available at the venue. Suitable for 15 year olds and above.
25th Sat & 26th Sun 7:30pm Noises Off (English/120mins)
Dir. Vishal Verma. Prod. SLAP on the Greasepaints

The play peeps into the characters’ conflicts, their relationships as they live and die with each other from one curtain call to the other, their joys, their fears and most of all the madness of the theatre.

Tickets at Rs.350, Rs.250 & Rs.150 available at the venue. Suitable for 15 year olds and above.
 
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