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Phoenix - The Play
The plot is concerned with the reaction of a family to the accidental death of the only son while rehearsing a street play. What strikes me immediately is a major flaw. The basic event says Lola Chatterji is unthinkable. No play, performed either as a street play or a sophisticated stage production, EVER uses REAL fire on stage. Fire is shown by lighting, smoke, mimed reactions of the victims. As Suni, one of the characters says, she laughed and laughed when Bhayya wrapped a yellow cloth round himself pretending he was burning, and tried to unwind it while rehearsing. Read More...
BABY MA
An actresses ode to her mom
Your plastic dark glasses. How inexpensively fashionable they stood on your proud perky nose, reminiscences Sushmita Mukherjee, it made poor company with the printed silk saree that you had worn, shyly grouped with relatives, against an azure blue sky, up on the terrace on a hot summer evening Baby Ma, you morphed into a portrait, flat and fixed. Read More... |
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A Witty Short Story from London Man-Woman Equality
Gerard’s life was a road to nowhere. He had dropped out of school at 16 and sat at home most days, watching TV and playing video games. He had boggled his brains with marijuana, mushrooms, cocaine and heroine. He could barely go through a day without drugs. Since he did not have a job, he could not earn any money and pay for his addiction. So he constantly had to steal from his parents. Meenakshi Kalyanam Indian Temple Architecture in USA Besides the shrines and temples, the complex houses two halls as a Kalyana Mandapam dance theater that can accommodate thousand spectators and the other huge research hall which houses a library. There is also an annex in which devotees could eat tasty South Indian prasadams which remains always crowded during the week end. Dr. R. Nagaswamy sends us this report from Texas Read More...
Looking at Chaunsatha Yoginis : Beauty, Power and Secrecy
Within the realm of group-divinities, the Yogini cult, has sustained its power to bewilder and captivate. .Besides this, as Nilima Chitgopekar will explain at the Attic, they were not subsumed into the cult of male figures. In a culture where many an authoritative goddess were, ‘spousified’, ‘consortified’ or ‘husbanded’, this self-dependence is a trait brimming with potential Read More.. |
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Traditional Songs of Tibet’ by Chukie at The ATTIC The most difficult thing that a people have to face is to be exiled from their country and have to live on the goodwill of their neighbours. The strongest impulse is to retain their language and cultural heritage. Chukie was born in Nepal and raised in a musical family. After studying at the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts (TIPA), Dharmsala for 11 years she became an acclaimed solo singer but decided to run a restaurant in Nepal and in Holland Read More.. |
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SUFI MUSIC FANS You are invited Every Sunday 5 pm for the Baba Bulleh Shah Study Circle at: 18-A, Ring Road, F.Fl, opp Haldiram's, next to ICICI Bank. Call Shumita Didi 9811050712 for details
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Illustrated talk "Making of Husain's Art' by renowned film maker K.Bikram Singh. Shri Ashok Vajpeyi, Chairman, Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi has consented to be in the Chair. |
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