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Delhi Ibsen Festival :
3 - 14 December 2009 |
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3rd & 4th |
Metropolis
Directed by Amal Allana
Based on "Rosmersholm", "Hedda Gabler" and "A Doll's
House" |
Theatre & Television Associates,
New Delhi |
7.00 p.m,
Kamani Auditorium, New Delhi. |
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5th & 6th |
Lady from the Sea
Directed by Jyothish M.G. |
Abhinaya Theatre Research
Centre, Trivandrum |
7.00 p.m,
Kamani Auditorium, New Delhi. |
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6th & 7th |
The Master Builder
Directed by Santanu Bose |
Saltlake Monirath Group
Theatre, Kolkata |
7.00 p.m,
LTG Auditorium, New Delhi. |
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7th & 8th |
The Communicator
Directed by Kamaluddin Nilu |
Centre for Asian Theatre,
Bangladesh |
7.00 p.m,
Kamani Auditorium, New Delhi. |
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8th & 9th |
Nora's Doors
Directed by Nora Amin
Based on 'A Doll's House' |
Lamusica Independent
Theatre Group, Egypt |
7.00 p.m,
LTG Auditorium, New Delhi. |
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9th & 10th |
Drowning
Directed by Mirjam Koen
Based on 'Little Eyolf' |
OT Theatre, Netherlands |
7.00 p.m,
Kamani Auditorium, New Delhi. |
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10th & 11th |
The Devil's Ship
Directed by Attila Pessyani
Based on 'Lady from the Sea' |
Bazi Theatre, Iran |
7.00 p.m,
LTG Auditorium, New Delhi. |
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11th & 12th |
Hedda Gabler
Directed by Zhan Min |
Hangzhou Yue Opera Theatre,
China |
7.00 p.m,
Kamani Auditorium, New Delhi. |
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12th & 13th |
Pillars of the Community
Directed by Neeraj Kabi |
Pravah Theatre Laboratory,
Mumbai |
7.00 p.m,
LTG Auditorium, New Delhi. |
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13th & 14th |
Seminar on Inter-culturalism
Keynote Speaker Prof. ERIKA FISCHER - LICHTE |
Dramatic Art and Design
Academy, New Delhi |
10.00 am - 5.00 pm
Anandagram, (Sanskriti Kendra)
Gitorni, New Delhi |
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DADA, a
private academy for training in the dramatic arts,
established in August 2000, provides courses in Acting,
Stage and Costume Design and Public Speaking/Anchoring. A
new course in Indian Theatre will soon be introduced. DADA
is unique in that its faculty consists of a core group of
highly trained professional actors, designers, architects
and mediapersons, dedicated to providing training by
integrating traditional Indian and international performance
practice. The hallmark of DADA is that these subjects are
integrated so that students of acting and design work
together, providing them with holistic means of culling out
a new performance language. Productions, exhibitions,
seminars, workshops and guest lectures are open to the
public and help to spread awareness and appreciation of
theatre. |
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For
invitations and information,
contact
Dramatic Art and Design Academy
9871419481, 9958111319, 9810166643
Email:
nallana@rocketmail.com
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