As her group Being Association celebrates its seventh anniversary, rewinding to an interview with Rasika Agashe: Rasika Agashe has done, and is doing, her share of commercial theatre, but she…
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As Chandrakant Kulkarni’s new play Haravlelya Pattyancha Banglaa runs to packed houses, here’s revisiting an interview with the director: Thirty-two years ago, Chandrakant Kulkarni had moved to Mumbai from Aurangabad,…
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As Mita Vasisht starts a long run of her play, Lal Ded, this week, here’s revisiting a recent interview : In spite of keeping busy with films, television, web series,…
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Devika Rani returns for another run– posting an interview with the prolific Joy Sengupta: Joy Sengupta has at least four plays running at any given time, he also does films, ads…
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It was in January 1979, a couple of months after the inauguration of Prithvi Theatre in Mumbai, that Katare formed his group, Yatri, and staged the satirical play Ek Tha…
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As Trishla Patel sets to open her new production of Catch 22, revisiting an interview with her last year. Trishla Patel arrives from the rehearsal of the Naseeruddin Shah-directed Aurat…
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As Rangbaaz’s popular play Bade Miyan Deewane returns for more shows, revisiting an interview with the irrepressible Imran Rasheed. When Imran Rasheed did a play called Phir Se Shaadi on the problems arising in the…
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As Divya Jagdale gets set to perform her one-woman play, revisiting an interview with her: When Divya Jagdale moved to Mumbai, it was with a secret dream to become an actress, which…
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Vijay Kenkre grew up in a home, surrounded by theatre as his parents Damu and Lalita Kenkre and aunt Sudha Karmarkar were stalwarts of Marathi theatre. “Which is why,” he says, “I decided I…
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As Ila Arun starts rehearsals on her adaptation of Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler, here’s revisiting an interview with her. Ila Arun’s life is a whirlwind of plays, films and music concerts. She…