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[ad_1] by Maleeha Sofi SRINAGAR: In Kashmiri language and culture, Nam te Maaz depicts an unbreakable bond. This phrase was the title of the last play of the 8-day-long Theatre Festival Kashmir 2023. The play showcased the relationship between Kashmir Hindus and Kashmir Muslims and their journey over years. The play opened with a narration…
[ad_1] by Maleeha Sofi SRINAGAR: Given the rise in drug addiction in Kashmir, the seventh play of Theatre Festival Kashmir 2023 staged the consequences of the menace. The name Dakh-e-Loor (Walking stick or walking cane) implies the old age support of people that are their children who are ruined due to drugs. The play is…
[ad_1] by Maleeha Sofi SRINAGAR: The theatre play Fataah was an adaptation of Shankar Shesh’s play Fandi that artists from SR Theatre Ganderbal exhibited in the just concluded theatre festival at Tagore Hall. It linked interesting extremes to tell the story of death, poverty and the rule of law. The play opens with a group…
[ad_1] by Maleeha Sofi SRINAGAR: The play named Akh Pryetch, the fifth play in the series of eight-day long Theatre Festival Kashmir 2023, was a riddle. Written by broadcaster Nisar Naseem and presented by Yamberzal Youth Club, it triggered curiosity among the audience, mostly college students. The play touches on sensitive issues like short-tempered behaviour…
[ad_1] by Maleeha Sofi SRINAGAR: It is something that is basic to almost everybody – Tankha, the salary. It is always a matter of concern for everybody working for the government or private sector. This was the theme of the fourth play in the ongoing Theatre Festival Kashmir 2023. The play is written by Rashid…
[ad_1] by Maleeha Sofi SRINAGAR: It was the return of the last two centuries on stage when a group of artists staged Chakdar Pather in Tagore Hall. Pather is basically a fold theatre that usually as satire and comedy as part of the process. The play opened with a band of four people welcoming the…
[ad_1] by Maleeha Sofi SRINAGAR: Novelist and playwright Sohan Lal Koul has remained a popular choice for theatre because he has his hand on the pulse of society. In the last festival, at least three of his plays were staged in a single festival. Koul’s Gindan Tamashe which was staged at Tagore Hall tackled the…
[ad_1] by Maleeha Sofi SRINAGAR: The curtains rose to the sound of water gushing and birds chirping, offering an idea of a serene spot lacking noise and visibility. Melodious background music added to the sensory appeal. As soon as the stage lit up, a beautiful set-up of the village could be seen. Heemal, played by…