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Naaleya Naataka

Christ University, Bangalore

Paulo Coelho’s THE ALCHEMIST
Play | English

Date  -  22/November/2009      Sunday     Time  -  3:30 PM and 7:30 PM

Venue : Christ University
Hosur Road, Bangalore – 560029
Karnataka, India
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Tickets : Rs. 2000, 1000, 500 & 300

  • Sponsors : Indian Stage
  • Contact : TicketCounters
  • Phone : 080-64536453
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  • Language : english

IndianStage

The Alchemist

Synopsis:
100 million copies sold Worldwide; ‘The Alchemist’ by Paulo Coelho is a modern day classic. Santiago, an Andalusian shepherd boy, has a dream about finding a treasure in the pyramids of Egypt. A gypsy woman and an old man claiming to be a mysterious king advise him to pursue it. “To realize one’s destiny is a person’s only obligation,” the old man tells him. “And, when you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it.”

This story, timeless and entertaining, exotic yet simple, breaks down the journey we all take to find the most meaningful treasures in our lives into steps that are at once natural and magical. It is about the faith, power, and courage we all have within us to pursue the intricate path of a Personal Legend, a path charted by the mysterious magnet of destiny but obscured by distractions. Santiago shows how along the way we learn to trust our hearts, read the seemingly inconspicuous.

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Kyra

Confessions of an Assassin

Date  :  22/November/2009                Sunday                   Time: 11.30 am

2nd & 3rd Floor, 2001 Katti-ma Center,
Indiranagar, Bangalore

  • Phone : 43389292
  • Concept & Direction: Bharath Kashyap.
  • Cast : Trupthi Manjari, Pushpa Murthy, Navya Akkam, Krithika Narayana and Anoop Shenoy.
  • Production & Lighting Design : Abhishek Iyengar.
  • Stage Design : Trupthi Manjari & Bharath Kashyap.
  • Communication & Co-ordination : Madhuvanthi G.
  • Production Manager : Sriharsha Grama.
  • Stage Manager : Hanu Ramasanjeev.
  • In Support of Imagine India Foundation .

Confessions of an Assassin

Confessions of an Assassin’ is a play based on the life of one of the most famous assassins in world history and the death of the person who made him famous. It is a part-fact, part-fiction socio-political drama which explores why even the most loved and revered people in history are sometimes assassinated. The play is a non-scripted performance in which each of actors devised their own roles based on facts and interpretation of one of the most significant events of India’s history.

The play is a production of the WeMove Foundation for Performing Arts, founded in September 2006. It is a multi-disciplinary arts center dedicated to finding, developing and presenting new artistic creations from a diversity of cultures and points of view. WFPA provides emerging and mid-career artists an environment that encourages exploration, innovation and risk-taking.

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Rangashankara

Bikhre Bimb

Date  -  22/November/2009                 Sunday                    Time  -  7:30 PM

  • Hindi, 70 min
  • Play Writer : Girish Karnad
  • Direction : Girish Karnad/ K M Chaitanya
  • Troupe : Ranga Shankara, Bengaluru
  • Website : www.indianstage.in

Bikhre Bimb

Girish Karnad’s hugely successful play, “Bikhre Bimb” (in Hindi) will be staged in Ranga Shankara on 22 Nov. This will be the play’s 93nd show. Since its opening, Bikhre Bimb has been invited to and performed at all major theatre festivals in the country. Produced in Hindi. Kannada and English languages so far, the play has 91 shows in all. It won the awards for best playwright, best actress and best director at India’s only Theatre Awards, Mahindra Excellence in Theatre Awards in 2007.

Directed by Girish Karnad and K M Chaitanya and featuring Arundhati Nag as the feisty Kannada writer who suddenly becomes an international celebrity by writing a best-seller in English, this play is hailed as one of the best productions in the country.

The one-act one-performer play tells the story of Manjula Nayak, a professor of English literature who has been an unsuccessful writer in Kannada. She finds international acclaim when she writes a novel in English, which becomes a bestseller.

The story starts with her introducing the audience to her novel in a TV studio, prior to a film on it is telecast. After she finishes her introduction, she is confronted by her own image on the screen which poses questions on betrayal of her language and identity when she chooses to write in English.

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Rangashankara

Gumma Banda Gumma

Also on 22 Nov, Sunday at 11.00 am

(for children above 5 years)

  • Kannada, 90 min
  • Play Writer : S Surendranath
  • Direction : Vibhavari Deshpande/ Padmavati Rao
  • Troupe : Ranga Shankara, Bangalore
  • Phone : 9886998550

Gumma Banda Gumma

Synopsis:

The play ‘Gumma Banda Gumma’ is an adaptation of the original German play, Max Und Milli. [Max and Milli]. It is a five character play performed in the tradition of GRIPS Theatre wherein adults play the roles of the three main characters, all children between the age of six to ten years as well as those of the parents.

The play focuses on the ability of a child to communicate and bond with another regardless of all the barriers adults create. It is about unconditional friendship, sibling love and rivalry, parent child relationships and how all of these can be quite full of fun and happiness.

Though simple in structure this play is, very profound and touching. It delves into the world of children cutting across age, gender, class and culture all at once. In a very innocent and subtle way, the play provides a beautiful experience of the value of social interaction despite social inequalities.

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Naaleya Naataka

Rangashankara

Hakki Harutide Nodidira

Date  -  21/November/2009               Saturday                Time  -  7:30 PM

  • Kannada, 90 min
  • Play Writer : Vijay Tendulkar Translated by Prema Karanth
  • Direction : Manav Kaul
  • Troupe : Ranga Shankara, Bengaluru
  • Website : www.indianstage.in

Hakki Harutide Nodidira

Ranga Shankara proudly presents “Hakki Harutide Nodidira”. As a tribute to one of India’s greatest playwrights, Vijay Tendulkar who passed away last year, we are producing an adaptation of one his masterpieces, Ashi Paakhare Yeti (Hindi: Panchi Aise Aate Hain) in Kannada.

Titled “Hakki Harutide Nodidira”, the play is directed by Manav Kaul from Mumbai. Manav is an actor, writer and director, who has won much acclaim for work like “Shakkar ke Paanch Daane”.  With Hakki Harutide Nodidira, Ranga Shankara taps and brings together the best of veteran and young theatre talent in Bengaluru.

The play talks about a woman, who discovers her inner beauty through the eyes of a stranger. The adaptation is more contemporary, musical and has moments of fun delicately interwoven into it.

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Tarabalu Auditorium in R.T.Nagar

Aadaddella Olithe..?

Play | Kannada

Aadaddella Olithe..?

Kriyative Theatre has great news for theatre lovers living in North Bangalore.  This unique bi-lingual theatre group will be presenting the ‘Aadaddella Olithe…?

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Naaleya Naataka

Rangashankara

Hakki Harutide Nodidira

Date  -  20/November/2009                Friday                Time  -  7:30 PM

  • Kannada, 90 min
  • Play Writer : Vijay Tendulkar Translated by Prema Karanth
  • Direction : Manav Kaul
  • Troupe : Ranga Shankara, Bengaluru
  • Website : www.indianstage.in

Hakki Harutide Nodidira

Ranga Shankara proudly presents “Hakki Harutide Nodidira”. As a tribute to one of India’s greatest playwrights, Vijay Tendulkar who passed away last year, we are producing an adaptation of one his masterpieces, Ashi Paakhare Yeti (Hindi: Panchi Aise Aate Hain) in Kannada.

Titled “Hakki Harutide Nodidira”, the play is directed by Manav Kaul from Mumbai. Manav is an actor, writer and director, who has won much acclaim for work like “Shakkar ke Paanch Daane”.  With Hakki Harutide Nodidira, Ranga Shankara taps and brings together the best of veteran and young theatre talent in Bengaluru.

The play talks about a woman, who discovers her inner beauty through the eyes of a stranger. The adaptation is more contemporary, musical and has moments of fun delicately interwoven into it.

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Waiting for Godot

November 29th, Christ University, Hosur Road, Near Forum Mall

Naseeruddin Shah performing in Bangalore again!! This is a very good chance for the admirers of Naseeruddin Shah to meet him. The play is enacted by Naseeruddin Shah, Akash Khurana, Benjamin Gilani, Randeep Hooda.

Samuel Beckett’s masterpiece is considered the most significant play written in the 20th century. An example of Absurd drama, where Nothing happens, twice and time stands still in the act of waiting for someone who never appears, there is dark humour here and compassion and suspense. As Harold Hobson wrote in The Sunday Times, London, 1955, Go and see Waiting for Godot. At the worst you will discover a curiosity, a four-leaved clover, a black tulip; at the best, something that will securely lodge in a corner of your mind for as long as you livehttp://avadhi.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/img_large.jpg?w=520&h=480

Naseeruddin Shah,   Akash Khurana,     Benjamin Gilani,    Randeep Hooda

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Naaleya Naataka

Zapperdockel and the Wock

Date  -  19/November/2009          Thursday          Time  -  7:30 PM

  • English, 55 min
  • Play Writer : Georg Bydlinski
  • Direction : Paul and Wally Schmidth
  • Troupe : Ranga Shankara, Bengaluru
  • Website : www.indianstage.in


Zapperdockel and the Wock

Ranga Shankara is proud to bring back “Zapperdockel and the Wock” for five year olds and above! The play premiered at AHA! Fest ’09 and was welcomed enthusiastically by both children and adults.

Practical application of the Laws of Physics, a beautiful story and a brilliant presentation hold children and adults in a thrall. The play received rousing receptions in Mysore and Chennai too, when it travelled for the AHA! Fest.

Zapperdockel is yellow, tiny, unsure and a crybaby. But that’s the way he is! Wock is blue, fat and grumpy. But that’s the way he is! Is there still a chance that both get along with each other? “The Zapperdockel and the Wock” is the touching story of the beginning of a friendship between two creatures that couldn’t be more different from each other.

The play is directed by Wally and Paul Schmidt of Saltz und Pfeffer, Nuremburg, Germany. The music has been composed by Ganesh and Kumaresh and the puppets are by Anurupa Roy of Kat-katha, New Delhi.

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Naaleya Naataka

Rangashankara

Zapperdockel and the Wock

Date  -  18/November/2009          Wednesday          Time  -  7:30 PM

  • English, 55 min
  • Play Writer : Georg Bydlinski
  • Direction : Paul and Wally Schmidth
  • Troupe : Ranga Shankara, Bengaluru
  • Website : www.indianstage.in

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Zapperdockel and the Wock

Ranga Shankara is proud to bring back “Zapperdockel and the Wock” for five year olds and above! The play premiered at AHA! Fest ’09 and was welcomed enthusiastically by both children and adults.

Practical application of the Laws of Physics, a beautiful story and a brilliant presentation hold children and adults in a thrall. The play received rousing receptions in Mysore and Chennai too, when it travelled for the AHA! Fest.

Zapperdockel is yellow, tiny, unsure and a crybaby. But that’s the way he is! Wock is blue, fat and grumpy. But that’s the way he is! Is there still a chance that both get along with each other? “The Zapperdockel and the Wock” is the touching story of the beginning of a friendship between two creatures that couldn’t be more different from each other.

The play is directed by Wally and Paul Schmidt of Saltz und Pfeffer, Nuremburg, Germany. The music has been composed by Ganesh and Kumaresh and the puppets are by Anurupa Roy of Kat-katha, New Delhi.

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Naaleya Naataka

Rangashankara

Zapperdockel and the Wock

Date  -  17/November/2009          Tuesday          Time  -  7:30 PM

  • English, 55 min
  • Play Writer : Georg Bydlinski
  • Direction : Paul and Wally Schmidth
  • Troupe : Ranga Shankara, Bengaluru
  • Website : www.indianstage.in

Zapperdockel and the Wock

Ranga Shankara is proud to bring back “Zapperdockel and the Wock” for five year olds and above! The play premiered at AHA! Fest ’09 and was welcomed enthusiastically by both children and adults.

Practical application of the Laws of Physics, a beautiful story and a brilliant presentation hold children and adults in a thrall. The play received rousing receptions in Mysore and Chennai too, when it travelled for the AHA! Fest.

Zapperdockel is yellow, tiny, unsure and a crybaby. But that’s the way he is! Wock is blue, fat and grumpy. But that’s the way he is! Is there still a chance that both get along with each other? “The Zapperdockel and the Wock” is the touching story of the beginning of a friendship between two creatures that couldn’t be more different from each other.

The play is directed by Wally and Paul Schmidt of Saltz und Pfeffer, Nuremburg, Germany. The music has been composed by Ganesh and Kumaresh and the puppets are by Anurupa Roy of Kat-katha, New Delhi.

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Naaleya Naataka

Rangashankara

Aao Sathi Sapne Dekhe

Date  -  15/November/2009        Sunday       Time  -  2.30 PM and 7:30 PM

  • Hindi, 135 min
  • Play Writer : Harrsh Khurana. Based on the play Fantastics
  • Direction : Swanand Kirkire
  • Troupe : ACTORS� CULT, Mumbai
  • Website : www.indianstage.in

Aao Sathi Sapne Dekhe

Aao Sathi… is a musical set in Chandni Chowk area of Old Delhi. It is a love story of a boy (Baiju Khan), and girl (Gauraiya), the events of which are planned by their respective fathers (Miya Khan and Chironji Lal Gupta)… but soon things begin to take their own course. The story is told by a narrator (Bahumukhi) and his assistant (Sur, a mute). The first part of Aao Sathi… unfolds like a dream, that magical time all of us have experienced in our youth…those days of listless abandon, that mad pursuit for love and what it felt like to have your heart pounding against your chest when found it, that strange innocence which allowed you to see rainbows even when it didn’t rain… the second half continues with this dream bit more but later brings you face to face with the brightness of the day, that painful transition when you can no longer shut your eyes to the harsh glare of the reality, that strong grasp which threatens to crush your very soul when you are separated from the one you love, when ambition begins to rule you and you stop finding joy in simple pleasures. What happens then, do you succumb or do you still hold on to your dreams? Sometime we need to travel back in time to know ourselves… come, take the journey with us.

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Naaleya Naataka

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Aatankavaadiya Aakasmika Saavu

Date  -  14/November/2009      Saturday     Time  -  2.30 PM and 7:30 PM

No admission for children below 14 years

  • Kannada, 120 min
  • Play Writer : S Surendranath
  • Direction : Prakash Belawadi
  • Troupe : Centre for Film and Drama, Bengaluru
  • Website : www.indianstage.in

Aatankavaadiya Aakasmika Saavu

(No admission for children below 14 years)

Nobel Prize-winner Dario Fo’s Accidental Death of an Anarchist (1970), relating to a bomb attack on a bank in Italy in the late 1960s, is a satirical rip-off on official corruption, specifically on the brutal methods of police interrogation that, often, result in death in custody. The problem, of course, is global, and Dario Fo locates it in the universality of a police station setting – a frightening enough place for most occasions. The process of an inquiry into the accidental death of a rebel/protester. Fo, however, dislocates the seriousness of the setting and the process of inquiry by a bizarre cross-examination, with the unintended and, occasionally, unselfconscious participation of the suspect policeman themselves in his unique ways, often hilarious, but always anchored to the reality and casual nature of police brutality.

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MLR Convention Center

Ali Oh Baba!

Date  -  14/November/2009      Saturday        Time  -  4.00 PM

Age Group : 5 Years & Above

Ali Oh Baba!
Play | English

 

Ali Oh Baba is a retelling of the all time favourite tale of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.

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