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WORKSHOP PRODUCTION: 10th and 12th of December :
Lamakaan @ 7:45 pm. Entry ticket : Rupees 100 only
The benefits of smoking, a tense meeting between two lovers, a simple order for a bowl of soup, a discussion on wages , a sinister confession - these are but a bit of the stories that will be told on the 10th and 12th of December.
There's intrigue, murder, guinea pigs , break-ups and a lot of cigarettes in this quirky ensemble from our workshop production.
1. The magic white cylinder (adapted) – original script- '10000 cigarettes' by Alex Broun.
Cast - Vrinda Sasidhar, Kavya Reddy , Devmitra Biswas, Sneha Varahala
Adapted and Directed by RK Shenoy
2. "Getting it back" (adapted) – original script by John Cariani
Cast - Adnan Hararwala and Keerti Reddy
Directed by Ankit Bakshi
3. “The Governess” - original script by Neil Simon
Cast - Manisha Nair and Srilalitha Padimipati
Directed by Harika Vedula
4. “The Guinea Pig” (adapted) – original script by Preston Struges
Cast - Abhay Adipoli , Venkat Madala and Faiz Inam Shaik
Adapted and Directed by Kanishka DasGupta
5. “Absolution” - original script by Neil Simon
Cast - Aditi Roy Sinha and Vinay Abhishek
Directed by Saurabh Sen Sharma
The workshop production is a culmination of the theatre workshops conducted by Mr R.K Shenoy, Founder/ Artistic director of Dramanon.
From the various participants of the workshop we have selected 5 short plays that suit their acting potential. The plays have been directed by experienced members of Dramanon.
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Iranian Food - Learn and Taste
Sun Nov 30, 12:00 PM
Hoda Khalighi
Introducing Lamakaan patrons to some mouth watering Iranian dishes on a Sunday morning.
The idea is to bring the food to Lamakaan and serve it to the visitors to taste at a small price.
The moderate menu consists of both Vegetarian & Nonvegetarian dishes like:
- Kukusubzamini- potatoes stuffed with cottage cheese, berries and saffron.
- Mirza Kasimi - Grilled eggplants cooked with eggs, tomatoes and onons.
- Gheime - Succulent Lamb cooked with dried lemons and served with rice.
- Zereshk Pollo - Tender peices of chicken cooked with baby carrots, roast potatoes and served on a bed of cabbage leaves with a tangy sauce topping.
- Mixed Salad with Iranian herbs.
All are welcome.
The idea is to bring the food to Lamakaan and serve it to the visitors to taste at a small price.
The moderate menu consists of both Vegetarian & Nonvegetarian dishes like:
- Kukusubzamini- potatoes stuffed with cottage cheese, berries and saffron.
- Mirza Kasimi - Grilled eggplants cooked with eggs, tomatoes and onons.
- Gheime - Succulent Lamb cooked with dried lemons and served with rice.
- Zereshk Pollo - Tender peices of chicken cooked with baby carrots, roast potatoes and served on a bed of cabbage leaves with a tangy sauce topping.
- Mixed Salad with Iranian herbs.
All are welcome.
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Kanyasulkam-Critical modern view
Sun Nov 30, 2:00 PM
Gurazada foundation
On the 100th death anniversary of Social reformer and play wright Gurazada Apparao, let us hear from the thespian actors and stage performers about the convenient adaptations on screen and on modern stage of his magnum opus 'Kanyasulkam'.
It is widely acknowledged that the current classic starring NTR is actually a plop show when it hit cinemas in 50s. The stage adaptation too had to be tweaked much to the chagrin of puritans and but to cater to the masses.
Discussing it will be JV Ramananurthy, Vedagiri Rambabu and other performers.
Open for all.
Entry - Free
It is widely acknowledged that the current classic starring NTR is actually a plop show when it hit cinemas in 50s. The stage adaptation too had to be tweaked much to the chagrin of puritans and but to cater to the masses.
Discussing it will be JV Ramananurthy, Vedagiri Rambabu and other performers.
Open for all.
Entry - Free
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Music, Dance & Drama from Assam
Sun Nov 30, 5:30 PM
'Assamese in Hyderabad' Community
Assam has rich tradition of performing arts. Enthusiasts of Bihu dance, Sattriya Nritya, Bagurumba, Bhortal, Ojapali, Jhumur, Bhaona, Ankia Naat, Bihugeet, Borgeet, Lokgeet, Tokari geet, and other music & dance forms of Assam will showcase their talent here in Hyderabad. Be there to experience a faster-than-light trip to Assam. This program will exhibit the rich culture & heritage of Assam.
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Hawalaat - Hindi Play
Wed Dec 3, 7:30 PM
Deccan Drama
A hindi play 'Hawalaat' written by Sarweshwar Dayal Saxena Presented by- Deccan Drama.
‘Hawalaat’ revolves around the story of three youth who have no place since nobody was ready to offer them the shelter and they thought it proper to have the same in a police lock-up. For this they approached a police cop as criminals. In the beginning the cop is not ready to believe in them and asks them to establish their credentials by demonstrating their expertise and past accomplishments in the word of crime. To avoid them, the cop agrees to take them to the lock-up (Hawalaat) after tying their eyes. On the way they talk about political, ideological and social aspects of life and try to explain to the policemen how, like them he is also a mere pawn in the larger system, but he is not convinced. Instead of taking them the police station, the cop keeps them moving at one cross satire on the exploitation of the youth by the people sitting at the helm of affairs. The cop symbolizes the politicians of this country who have been be fooling the youth since Independence. In a highly intellectual manner the playwright has tried to expose the exploitation of the most energetic age group of the country.
Entry - Free
at 7:30pm on Dec Wed 3rd
‘Hawalaat’ revolves around the story of three youth who have no place since nobody was ready to offer them the shelter and they thought it proper to have the same in a police lock-up. For this they approached a police cop as criminals. In the beginning the cop is not ready to believe in them and asks them to establish their credentials by demonstrating their expertise and past accomplishments in the word of crime. To avoid them, the cop agrees to take them to the lock-up (Hawalaat) after tying their eyes. On the way they talk about political, ideological and social aspects of life and try to explain to the policemen how, like them he is also a mere pawn in the larger system, but he is not convinced. Instead of taking them the police station, the cop keeps them moving at one cross satire on the exploitation of the youth by the people sitting at the helm of affairs. The cop symbolizes the politicians of this country who have been be fooling the youth since Independence. In a highly intellectual manner the playwright has tried to expose the exploitation of the most energetic age group of the country.
Entry - Free
at 7:30pm on Dec Wed 3rd
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Learn, Unlearn & Relearn
Sat Dec 6, 2:30 PM
Passion And Life (www.meetup.com/passionandlife)
As futurist and philosopher Alvin Toffler once wrote: “The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.”
Learning, unlearning, and re-learning has to become a life-long pursuit?
While we’re all born with an intense desire to learn, somewhere along the line many of us or at some point of time lose our passion for learning.
So let's come and discuss why this learning, unlearning & relearning is required and how does it happen, the challenges we face!!!
Learning, unlearning, and re-learning has to become a life-long pursuit?
While we’re all born with an intense desire to learn, somewhere along the line many of us or at some point of time lose our passion for learning.
So let's come and discuss why this learning, unlearning & relearning is required and how does it happen, the challenges we face!!!
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VOICES OF THE MARGINALISED
Sat Dec 6, 6:30 PM
Lamakaan program committee
On the death anniversary of Dr.BR Ambedkar, Holding an open forum titled "Voices from the Marginalised Society" with people from various societies participating.
Caste system is one most affecting evil in our country. Discriminations are have been ever increasing and atrocities are on a greater prowl. The thrive towards equality has only remained farce as the marginalized still remain vulnerable to the brutal atrocities right from Khairlanji incident to the recent attacks in Osmania University campus on a aDalit leader. The Dalit communities are always gripped by the constant fear of brutal violence being committed against them. The recent Badaun Dalit girl’s massacre investigation exposes the lampoon state of affairs and Chunduru Massacre judgment manifests the legal atrocities which are also being constantly inflicted upon them, leaving no respite. While, Denying them land, resources, education, social exclusion and sexual assaults on the Dalit women still remain as the most predominant ways of discrimination across the country, the strive for “Social Equality” has not brought much joy into even those Dalits who are trying to overhaul the odds and lead dignified lives, as they are being made to face newer kinds of discrimination in the educational institutions, work spaces and in all other Urban Specta as well.
This discussion by eminent panelists is followed by an open discussion will address the “Nuances of Caste Discrimination in today’s world”.
All are welcome. Entry - Free.
Caste system is one most affecting evil in our country. Discriminations are have been ever increasing and atrocities are on a greater prowl. The thrive towards equality has only remained farce as the marginalized still remain vulnerable to the brutal atrocities right from Khairlanji incident to the recent attacks in Osmania University campus on a aDalit leader. The Dalit communities are always gripped by the constant fear of brutal violence being committed against them. The recent Badaun Dalit girl’s massacre investigation exposes the lampoon state of affairs and Chunduru Massacre judgment manifests the legal atrocities which are also being constantly inflicted upon them, leaving no respite. While, Denying them land, resources, education, social exclusion and sexual assaults on the Dalit women still remain as the most predominant ways of discrimination across the country, the strive for “Social Equality” has not brought much joy into even those Dalits who are trying to overhaul the odds and lead dignified lives, as they are being made to face newer kinds of discrimination in the educational institutions, work spaces and in all other Urban Specta as well.
This discussion by eminent panelists is followed by an open discussion will address the “Nuances of Caste Discrimination in today’s world”.
All are welcome. Entry - Free.
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Group art exhibition
Sun Dec 7, 10:30 AM
CWI
Showcasing the works of artists from colour wonder institute in a one day art group exhibition at Lamakaan Sun 7 th Dec. open from 10am-5pm. for details contact Keerthi at 9963144206.
Enrty Free
Enrty Free
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MahaQuizzer 2014
Sun Dec 7, 10:30 AM
KQA
MahaQuizzer is Karnataka Quiz Association's national individual ranking written quiz. It lasts for 3 hours, results are published on the KQA blog.Registration is compulsary. Click on : http://goo.gl/forms/UFMlkHdNOG
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Music Workshop
Sun Dec 7, 11:00 AM
HWMF
Hyderabad Western Music Foundation is pleased to announce a
Workshop on Music Production techniques using Computer-Based Softwares
Have you ever tried your hand in composing music? Do you want to listen to your compositions (might be involving an orchestra) without having to organize a group physically? If Yes, this is a workshop you must attend to get your hands into the concepts of music production. This 2-hour session will present you the concepts and tools used in music production from a musical idea along with a live demonstration.
Date: Sunday 7th December 2014 – 11am to 1pm
Venue: Lamakaan, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad
Requirements: Basic understanding of Western Music Notation and instrument groups and qualities in general. Knowledge of playing an instrument would be an advantage. Music lovers and enthusiasts are also welcome and are sure to gain from this session. The workshop is free of charge. Based on the interest shown towards this session, HWMF can organize a series of composition and music production workshops.
Resource person: Nalinikanth Josyabhatla [B.Tech, ALCM (Comp.)]
Nalinikanth is an IT professional with an MNC. He has a carnatic vocal and film music background (he also has a private music album to his credit in this genre). In 2007, he grew interest in Western classical music, he studied piano, theory and started composing and using these S/W tools since 2008. He has done Grade-8 in literacy from Trinity in 2010 and has been conferred Associate Diploma from London College of Music in composition recently.
Workshop on Music Production techniques using Computer-Based Softwares
Have you ever tried your hand in composing music? Do you want to listen to your compositions (might be involving an orchestra) without having to organize a group physically? If Yes, this is a workshop you must attend to get your hands into the concepts of music production. This 2-hour session will present you the concepts and tools used in music production from a musical idea along with a live demonstration.
Date: Sunday 7th December 2014 – 11am to 1pm
Venue: Lamakaan, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad
Requirements: Basic understanding of Western Music Notation and instrument groups and qualities in general. Knowledge of playing an instrument would be an advantage. Music lovers and enthusiasts are also welcome and are sure to gain from this session. The workshop is free of charge. Based on the interest shown towards this session, HWMF can organize a series of composition and music production workshops.
Resource person: Nalinikanth Josyabhatla [B.Tech, ALCM (Comp.)]
Nalinikanth is an IT professional with an MNC. He has a carnatic vocal and film music background (he also has a private music album to his credit in this genre). In 2007, he grew interest in Western classical music, he studied piano, theory and started composing and using these S/W tools since 2008. He has done Grade-8 in literacy from Trinity in 2010 and has been conferred Associate Diploma from London College of Music in composition recently.
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Gender Violence - an Open Forum
Sun Dec 7, 3:00 PM
Rubaroo
This is event presented by Rubaroo as part of the #16DaysOfActivism against Gender-Based Violence. This campaign is in partnership with Pravah, The Asian-Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women (ARROW), Synergy Sansthan, Alfa Educational Society, People for Partiy, YES, and Prantakatha among the many other organisations who are also actively engaged with the issue on the ground in solidarity. As part of the campaign, Rubaroo will be working with over 1000 young people from schools, colleges, and open spaces in Hyderabad.
Rubaroo is an organization that works with young people in and around Hyderabad with a vision to create an inclusive, just, and equitable world where individuals transcend boundaries through a genuine engagement with the self and the society.
We do this by facilitating conversations and experiential-learning processes in our workshops, volunteering opportunities, exposures, camps, film-screenings, and many other activities.
Campaign Aim: To create gender-safe spaces among young people.
Date: 7th December 2014, 3-5 pm
At Lamakaan, Opp Gvk One, Adj. to Vengala Rao Park, Banajara Hills
What:
Short-films Screening on building our perspectives on Gender and Violence.
The focus of the campaign will be:
● Understanding and raising awareness about gender-based violence as a human rights issue at the local, national, regional and international levels
● Understanding how gender works in schools and raising awareness about gender-based violence among young people
● Breaking gender stereotypes through conversations and discussions throughout the campaign and its activities
● Creating a network of organizations, institutions and individuals in Hyderabad to work on gender issues
● Providing a forum in which organizer, institutions and individuals can develop and share new and effective strategies to create awareness about gender based violence
● Demonstrating the solidarity of women around the world organizing against violence against women.
To connect with us:
Monisha – 098912 86572 • monisha@rubaroo.org
Hema – 077994 99789 • hema@rubaroo.org
Neha – 088018 80018 • nehaswain@rubaroo.org
Rubaroo is an organization that works with young people in and around Hyderabad with a vision to create an inclusive, just, and equitable world where individuals transcend boundaries through a genuine engagement with the self and the society.
We do this by facilitating conversations and experiential-learning processes in our workshops, volunteering opportunities, exposures, camps, film-screenings, and many other activities.
Campaign Aim: To create gender-safe spaces among young people.
Date: 7th December 2014, 3-5 pm
At Lamakaan, Opp Gvk One, Adj. to Vengala Rao Park, Banajara Hills
What:
Short-films Screening on building our perspectives on Gender and Violence.
The focus of the campaign will be:
● Understanding and raising awareness about gender-based violence as a human rights issue at the local, national, regional and international levels
● Understanding how gender works in schools and raising awareness about gender-based violence among young people
● Breaking gender stereotypes through conversations and discussions throughout the campaign and its activities
● Creating a network of organizations, institutions and individuals in Hyderabad to work on gender issues
● Providing a forum in which organizer, institutions and individuals can develop and share new and effective strategies to create awareness about gender based violence
● Demonstrating the solidarity of women around the world organizing against violence against women.
To connect with us:
Monisha – 098912 86572 • monisha@rubaroo.org
Hema – 077994 99789 • hema@rubaroo.org
Neha – 088018 80018 • nehaswain@rubaroo.org
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AsiaSweep - Quiz
Sun Dec 7, 3:00 PM
KQA
Karnataka Quiz Association conducts this for two member teams. It is a detailed exploration of all things Asia.
Team quiz for members of 2. All are welcome. But prior Registration is compulsary. Click on : http://goo.gl/forms/UFMlkHdNOG
Team quiz for members of 2. All are welcome. But prior Registration is compulsary. Click on : http://goo.gl/forms/UFMlkHdNOG
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Love, Lust & Mocha
Sun Dec 7, 7:30 PM
Underdog entertainment
LLM is a quirky rom-com, that infuses slam poetry and theatre as one, is a satire on modern chick flicks that creates a twist on the male-female relationship. Bubbly and frothy, this theatrical effort takes a quirky look at the mans cup of woes, which seems to runneth over! A comic perspective of all the men who have been stirred (and shaken!) over the years, even though they have tried to sweeten their lives with spoonfuls of sugar! The cup of mocha is probably steamier than the love and lust in their lives! A hilarious romantic comedy which the men in the audience are sure to identify with! The play is bought to you by Underdog.
Warning: The content may be explicit comedy in nature. Please use your discretion before you buy the ticket.
Entry - Call 9030513362, 09449596889 (Blr)
Warning: The content may be explicit comedy in nature. Please use your discretion before you buy the ticket.
Entry - Call 9030513362, 09449596889 (Blr)
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Dramanon workshop prod. -5 Plays
Wed Dec 10, 7:30 PM
Dramanon
WORKSHOP PRODUCTION: 10th and 12th of December :
Lamakaan @ 7:45 pm. Entry ticket : Rupees 100 only
The benefits of smoking, a tense meeting between two lovers, a simple order for a bowl of soup, a discussion on wages , a sinister confession - these are but a bit of the stories that will be told on the 10th and 12th of December.
There's intrigue, murder, guinea pigs , break-ups and a lot of cigarettes in this quirky ensemble from our workshop production.
1. The magic white cylinder (adapted) – original script- '10000 cigarettes' by Alex Broun.
Cast - Vrinda Sasidhar, Kavya Reddy , Devmitra Biswas, Sneha Varahala
Adapted and Directed by RK Shenoy
2. "Getting it back" (adapted) – original script by John Cariani
Cast - Adnan Hararwala and Keerti Reddy
Directed by Ankit Bakshi
3. “The Governess” - original script by Neil Simon
Cast - Manisha Nair and Srilalitha Padimipati
Directed by Harika Vedula
4. “The Guinea Pig” (adapted) – original script by Preston Struges
Cast - Abhay Adipoli , Venkat Madala and Faiz Inam Shaik
Adapted and Directed by Kanishka DasGupta
5. “Absolution” - original script by Neil Simon
Cast - Aditi Roy Sinha and Vinay Abhishek
Directed by Saurabh Sen Sharma
The workshop production is a culmination of the theatre workshops conducted by Mr R.K Shenoy, Founder/ Artistic director of Dramanon.
From the various participants of the workshop we have selected 5 short plays that suit their acting potential. The plays have been directed by experienced members of Dramanon.
Lamakaan @ 7:45 pm. Entry ticket : Rupees 100 only
The benefits of smoking, a tense meeting between two lovers, a simple order for a bowl of soup, a discussion on wages , a sinister confession - these are but a bit of the stories that will be told on the 10th and 12th of December.
There's intrigue, murder, guinea pigs , break-ups and a lot of cigarettes in this quirky ensemble from our workshop production.
1. The magic white cylinder (adapted) – original script- '10000 cigarettes' by Alex Broun.
Cast - Vrinda Sasidhar, Kavya Reddy , Devmitra Biswas, Sneha Varahala
Adapted and Directed by RK Shenoy
2. "Getting it back" (adapted) – original script by John Cariani
Cast - Adnan Hararwala and Keerti Reddy
Directed by Ankit Bakshi
3. “The Governess” - original script by Neil Simon
Cast - Manisha Nair and Srilalitha Padimipati
Directed by Harika Vedula
4. “The Guinea Pig” (adapted) – original script by Preston Struges
Cast - Abhay Adipoli , Venkat Madala and Faiz Inam Shaik
Adapted and Directed by Kanishka DasGupta
5. “Absolution” - original script by Neil Simon
Cast - Aditi Roy Sinha and Vinay Abhishek
Directed by Saurabh Sen Sharma
The workshop production is a culmination of the theatre workshops conducted by Mr R.K Shenoy, Founder/ Artistic director of Dramanon.
From the various participants of the workshop we have selected 5 short plays that suit their acting potential. The plays have been directed by experienced members of Dramanon.
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The Clueless comic - by Dramanon
Thu Dec 11, 7:30 PM
Dramanon
THE CLUELESS COMIC: Thursday the 11th of December:
Lamakaan @ 7:45 pm. Entry ticket : Rupees 100 only
'IMPROV' theatre which largely implies 'Improvisation' in a performance where a loosely structured plot and situation, given by the audience is enacted by ACTORS/ PERFORMERS without any preparation!
The event will have 6 to 7 actors / performers who will participate in various rounds. Each of those rounds have their own ground rules which are ...well... absurd to say the least.
The performers have to work within those rules set by the coordinator and the plot/ characters given by the audience. The event coordinator who controls the proceedings,hopefully has some clue on how to take things forward and in some cases backward ?
So get ready for a mindless, nonsensical and unexpectedly witty evening as we entertain you. How are we going to do that....Well....We are as 'CLUELESS' as you are 🙂
The performers: Kanishka DasGupta, Harika Vedula, Sona Reddy, Harish bharadwaj, Sishir Challa, Venkata Maddala and Varun
Event controlled and directed by RK Shenoy.
Lamakaan @ 7:45 pm. Entry ticket : Rupees 100 only
'IMPROV' theatre which largely implies 'Improvisation' in a performance where a loosely structured plot and situation, given by the audience is enacted by ACTORS/ PERFORMERS without any preparation!
The event will have 6 to 7 actors / performers who will participate in various rounds. Each of those rounds have their own ground rules which are ...well... absurd to say the least.
The performers have to work within those rules set by the coordinator and the plot/ characters given by the audience. The event coordinator who controls the proceedings,hopefully has some clue on how to take things forward and in some cases backward ?
So get ready for a mindless, nonsensical and unexpectedly witty evening as we entertain you. How are we going to do that....Well....We are as 'CLUELESS' as you are 🙂
The performers: Kanishka DasGupta, Harika Vedula, Sona Reddy, Harish bharadwaj, Sishir Challa, Venkata Maddala and Varun
Event controlled and directed by RK Shenoy.
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Dramanon workshop prod.-5 Plays
Fri Dec 12, 7:30 PM
Dramanon
WORKSHOP PRODUCTION: 10th and 12th of December :
Lamakaan @ 7:45 pm. Entry ticket : Rupees 100 only
The benefits of smoking, a tense meeting between two lovers, a simple order for a bowl of soup, a discussion on wages , a sinister confession - these are but a bit of the stories that will be told on the 10th and 12th of December.
There's intrigue, murder, guinea pigs , break-ups and a lot of cigarettes in this quirky ensemble from our workshop production.
1. The magic white cylinder (adapted) – original script- '10000 cigarettes' by Alex Broun.
Cast - Vrinda Sasidhar, Kavya Reddy , Devmitra Biswas, Sneha Varahala
Adapted and Directed by RK Shenoy
2. "Getting it back" (adapted) – original script by John Cariani
Cast - Adnan Hararwala and Keerti Reddy
Directed by Ankit Bakshi
3. “The Governess” - original script by Neil Simon
Cast - Manisha Nair and Srilalitha Padimipati
Directed by Harika Vedula
4. “The Guinea Pig” (adapted) – original script by Preston Struges
Cast - Abhay Adipoli , Venkat Madala and Faiz Inam Shaik
Adapted and Directed by Kanishka DasGupta
5. “Absolution” - original script by Neil Simon
Cast - Aditi Roy Sinha and Vinay Abhishek
Directed by Saurabh Sen Sharma
The workshop production is a culmination of the theatre workshops conducted by Mr R.K Shenoy, Founder/ Artistic director of Dramanon.
From the various participants of the workshop we have selected 5 short plays that suit their acting potential. The plays have been directed by experienced members of Dramanon.
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Sawal-Jawab:Science Conversation
Sat Dec 13, 2:00 PM
Shubha Tewari
Sawaal-Jawaab: Conversations on Science features Prof. Shankar Ghosh of the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) Mumbai, in conversation with Prof. Shubha Tewari of TIFR Hyderabad, on the physics of granular materials. We will demonstrate experiments that highlight the unusual and ill-understood properties of these materials, and showcase the thought and discussion that goes into analysing them and elucidating the science behind the observed phenomena.
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Siva-Ganga - A Kuchipudi Ballet
Sat Dec 13, 7:30 PM
Sutradhar
Sutradhar presents Ravali and Trimurthi arts nritya natika a dance ballet (Nritya Natika) "Siva Ganga" in Kuchipudi dance form about the birth of river Ganga on to earth from the feet of Lord Vishnu.
Duration 50 mts
A Noble King Bhagiratha does penance for Goddess Ganga to come down to Earth so that the wondering souls of his ancestors attain Salvation – Moksha as advised by Lord Agnihotra, a Demigod. Goddess Ganga pleased Bhagiratha’s penance agrees come down to Earth and tells Bhagiratha to please Lord Shiva to hold her in his Jatta ( Lord Shiva’s thick hair) so that pressure does not damage the Earth. Bhagiratha does so, and Lord Shiva agrees to help him for this holy task. Now Bhagiratha requests Goddess Ganga to come down. While she is descending to Earth Lord shiva holds her in his jatta.
By her beauty he is smite for her and she is impressed for his valor and she becomes his consort. By now Goddess Ganga thinks she is the only love of Lord Shiva and feels proud. Mata Parvathi looking at her proud filled dance gets disturbed. Now the issue is whom does Lord Shiva love the most and this leads to a challenge between them.
Mata Parvathi who is said to be the better half of lord shiva gets angry and creates pralay, (Choas,apocalypse) and invokes the anger in Lord Shiva. Raudra Thandav follows. Ganga who is very soft hearted cannot bear the Pralay and agrees the greatness of Mata Parvathi surrenders at her feet. Thus Parvati - Shiva - Ganga settle down to amiability. Then Sage Bhagiratha reminds Lord Shiva the purpose of her birth/incarnation, requests Lord Shiva and Parvathi to send Goddess Ganga with him. Goddess Ganga mounts Bhaghiratha’s chariot and descends to the earth from Kailash.
This dance ballet is in Telugu with Sanskrit slokas and Scintillating, melodious music. Yet the enriching mythology, values and social system appeal is universal.
Donor pass:100/-
Duration 50 mts
A Noble King Bhagiratha does penance for Goddess Ganga to come down to Earth so that the wondering souls of his ancestors attain Salvation – Moksha as advised by Lord Agnihotra, a Demigod. Goddess Ganga pleased Bhagiratha’s penance agrees come down to Earth and tells Bhagiratha to please Lord Shiva to hold her in his Jatta ( Lord Shiva’s thick hair) so that pressure does not damage the Earth. Bhagiratha does so, and Lord Shiva agrees to help him for this holy task. Now Bhagiratha requests Goddess Ganga to come down. While she is descending to Earth Lord shiva holds her in his jatta.
By her beauty he is smite for her and she is impressed for his valor and she becomes his consort. By now Goddess Ganga thinks she is the only love of Lord Shiva and feels proud. Mata Parvathi looking at her proud filled dance gets disturbed. Now the issue is whom does Lord Shiva love the most and this leads to a challenge between them.
Mata Parvathi who is said to be the better half of lord shiva gets angry and creates pralay, (Choas,apocalypse) and invokes the anger in Lord Shiva. Raudra Thandav follows. Ganga who is very soft hearted cannot bear the Pralay and agrees the greatness of Mata Parvathi surrenders at her feet. Thus Parvati - Shiva - Ganga settle down to amiability. Then Sage Bhagiratha reminds Lord Shiva the purpose of her birth/incarnation, requests Lord Shiva and Parvathi to send Goddess Ganga with him. Goddess Ganga mounts Bhaghiratha’s chariot and descends to the earth from Kailash.
This dance ballet is in Telugu with Sanskrit slokas and Scintillating, melodious music. Yet the enriching mythology, values and social system appeal is universal.
Donor pass:100/-
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Book Swap
Sun Dec 14, 10:30 AM
Hyderabad Literary Festival - 2015
Hyderabad Literary Festival 2015 is doing a series of events as curtain raiser for the next edition of HLF. One of the initiatives is 'Book Swap'.
If you have books lying around after you have read and made your family read, bring them over to Lamakaan at 11am-5:30pm on Sunday the 14 Dec. At Lamakaan (Banjara Hills) and Our Sacred Space (Marredpally) from 11.30 am to 5.30 pm! Share the Joy of Reading with like minded people!
Open to All and specially College students! Bring 20 books only (gently used!) in a carton and swap them with friends and visitors. No selling please – only swapping! And you take back books that you don’t swap. Tell friends and come in numbers and share our books and read more new ones!!
For Details contact: Veena Kamlapally 9989245645
If you have got not book, you are still welcome to come over. There is a flea market having same day at Lamakaan, may be you can barter or buy a few things there. Or just sit back with a chai-samosa and read a book picked from our newly started Lamakaan Library.
All are welcome. Entry - Free.
If you have books lying around after you have read and made your family read, bring them over to Lamakaan at 11am-5:30pm on Sunday the 14 Dec. At Lamakaan (Banjara Hills) and Our Sacred Space (Marredpally) from 11.30 am to 5.30 pm! Share the Joy of Reading with like minded people!
Open to All and specially College students! Bring 20 books only (gently used!) in a carton and swap them with friends and visitors. No selling please – only swapping! And you take back books that you don’t swap. Tell friends and come in numbers and share our books and read more new ones!!
For Details contact: Veena Kamlapally 9989245645
If you have got not book, you are still welcome to come over. There is a flea market having same day at Lamakaan, may be you can barter or buy a few things there. Or just sit back with a chai-samosa and read a book picked from our newly started Lamakaan Library.
All are welcome. Entry - Free.
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Flea Af'FAIR' December
Sun Dec 14, 10:30 AM
TREE HUGGERS CLUB (Supri Amancherla)
An all day bazaar any one suitable day of the weekend in a month where such entrepreneurs would exhibit their goods.A bazaar open to every age group. A family deal. With live music by extremly talented young artists and bands who lack promotion and ears to listen to their song playing all day.With corners of comfort to just relax and enjoy the environment, or take a pottery lesson with your little one who needs that wee bit of extra time with you.THC caters to not just entrepreneurs but to people who support such passion and zeal in others, for those who have never been given opportunities to go after their talents. FLEA af 'FAIR' will be a family affair.
Contact 8886016603 treehuggerzclub@gmail.com
Contact 8886016603 treehuggerzclub@gmail.com
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Vasireddy Seetadevi Story Award
Sun Dec 14, 6:30 PM
Yuvakalavahini
Yuvakala Vahini presents this year's 2014 Vasireddy Seetadevi award to Dr. Vempalli Gangadhar, a story writer, novelist and Sahitya Academy youth award winner.
All are welcome.
All are welcome.
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Two Masters of Hindustani Music
Thu Dec 18, 7:00 PM
Docu Circle
RAVI SHANKAR
26 min, 1970
Director – Pramod Pati
Produced by Films Division
Pramod Pati, one of Films Division’s most
experimentative film makers seems restrained while making this film. So, the film is only mildly over the top (unlike his other films), switching effortlessly from delightful cinema-verite in the opening sequence as Pandit ji entertains guests at a party and plays back recordings of his work, to concert sequences which go from being studied to flamboyant before you notice.
We see Ustad Alla Rakha performing with Ravi Shankar, as he talks about spending most of his time abroad and facing criticism for compromising, westernizing his music, to make it hippie-friendly. He says he performs shorter pieces to make Indian music accessible to people in the west.
Pandit ji, the consummate performer, charms with ease, whether at home or on stage. reason for it being an inspiration and beacon to coming generations of musicians. He talks of Kumar Gandharva as not a singing legend but as musicologist too.
HANS AKELA
'Hans Akela' defying the traditional norms of a documentary becomes a delightful journey into the world of the singing legend Kumar Gandharva who not only defied the norms of traditional Hindustani Classical but critically analyzed traditional Hindustani Classical before revolutionizing it. Highlighting on the various facades of his life, his work and his music are friends, family, followers and fans. A treasure trove of information, incidents, photographs and some rare footage unravels through these people who at some points in their lives or Kumarji's have been a part of his art and his life.
Kumar Gandharva is a legend in the world of Hindustani music. Jabbar Patel pieces together his story using the familiar conventions ofdocumentary film making- interviews, footage, photographs.
This process creates an archive of information and images that has immensevalue for all music lovers.
Jabbar Patel : Born in 1942, Maharashtra, Dr Patel is pediatrician by education and runs a polyclinic at Daund, on the outskirts of Pune, with his wife, a gynecologist. Inspired by the richness of Marathi literature he was drawn to theatre where he made a name for himself as a director of refinement and perception. His most famous play is the Vijay Tendulakar written `Ghashiram Kotwal' which has been staged all over the world. Dr. Patel has also directed several highly regarded feature films. Filmography: `Maharashtra' (1986), `S. M. Joshi' (1987), `Laxman Joshi' (1989) `Forts of Maharashtra' (1990), `Indian Theatre' (1990), `Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar' (1994).
FD Zone is a monthly docu event organised in collaboration with Films Division, Mumbai. Apart from remarkable old and new documentaries commissioned by FD, it also features accomplished independent Indian and foreign documentaries.
26 min, 1970
Director – Pramod Pati
Produced by Films Division
Pramod Pati, one of Films Division’s most
experimentative film makers seems restrained while making this film. So, the film is only mildly over the top (unlike his other films), switching effortlessly from delightful cinema-verite in the opening sequence as Pandit ji entertains guests at a party and plays back recordings of his work, to concert sequences which go from being studied to flamboyant before you notice.
We see Ustad Alla Rakha performing with Ravi Shankar, as he talks about spending most of his time abroad and facing criticism for compromising, westernizing his music, to make it hippie-friendly. He says he performs shorter pieces to make Indian music accessible to people in the west.
Pandit ji, the consummate performer, charms with ease, whether at home or on stage. reason for it being an inspiration and beacon to coming generations of musicians. He talks of Kumar Gandharva as not a singing legend but as musicologist too.
HANS AKELA
'Hans Akela' defying the traditional norms of a documentary becomes a delightful journey into the world of the singing legend Kumar Gandharva who not only defied the norms of traditional Hindustani Classical but critically analyzed traditional Hindustani Classical before revolutionizing it. Highlighting on the various facades of his life, his work and his music are friends, family, followers and fans. A treasure trove of information, incidents, photographs and some rare footage unravels through these people who at some points in their lives or Kumarji's have been a part of his art and his life.
Kumar Gandharva is a legend in the world of Hindustani music. Jabbar Patel pieces together his story using the familiar conventions ofdocumentary film making- interviews, footage, photographs.
This process creates an archive of information and images that has immensevalue for all music lovers.
Jabbar Patel : Born in 1942, Maharashtra, Dr Patel is pediatrician by education and runs a polyclinic at Daund, on the outskirts of Pune, with his wife, a gynecologist. Inspired by the richness of Marathi literature he was drawn to theatre where he made a name for himself as a director of refinement and perception. His most famous play is the Vijay Tendulakar written `Ghashiram Kotwal' which has been staged all over the world. Dr. Patel has also directed several highly regarded feature films. Filmography: `Maharashtra' (1986), `S. M. Joshi' (1987), `Laxman Joshi' (1989) `Forts of Maharashtra' (1990), `Indian Theatre' (1990), `Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar' (1994).
FD Zone is a monthly docu event organised in collaboration with Films Division, Mumbai. Apart from remarkable old and new documentaries commissioned by FD, it also features accomplished independent Indian and foreign documentaries.
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A'Short' Evening with "Films"-16
Fri Dec 19, 6:30 PM
Octopus Studios
A exclusive event designed for short films, to show case some serious work in the short films category. With this event the studio wants to create an eco system for filmmakers to co exist & evolve, this is forum will address practical pain points of filmmaker like production (including pre & post), casting & other important issues. After the entire list of movies is screened we have a 30-45 min focused discussion moderated by the studio to find ans to some of the current problem of film making. A bi-monthly event held to promote short films; we call for short films entries to be sent to us. We accept films below 45 mins in this type. Your work can be submitted to Octopus Studios, the set of independent curator will go through the films & select a set of films. We screen selected short films to an elite audience who are short film enthusiasts. We introduce the filmmakers as well cast & crew to the audience. The entire event is open & free of cost, it’s also held at place which has actually inspired the idea - Lamaakan-An Open Cultural Space. Entry - Free
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Come, Plan, Go -travel hack wksp
Sat Dec 20, 3:00 PM
Ansoo Gupta
Want to travel the world..and wondering what's the best way to do it? This Sunday will answer all your questions, as Lamakaan brings experienced globetrotter Ansoo Gupta to Hyderabad for what's promising to be a fun, interesting and informative workshop on travel hacks and tips. If you love travel, you shouldn't be missing this event. Ansoo Gupta is a marketing and digital media specialist, and is currently the COO of Pinstorm. She has worked with The History Channel, National Geographic Channel and Star TV in the past. Having travelled to over 50 countries and gained a vast amount of knowledge and experience of planning and managing entire trips independently, Ansoo is now on a mission to get more and more Indians to travel like true explorers. She conducts travel workshops all over India where she shares her tips and tricks of travelling on a budget and with very little baggage! Enrty - Free
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Bonganyi
Sat Dec 20, 6:00 PM
AISFM
Title: Bonganyi
Writer: Mempuh Kwachuh Sophia
The play is set in an african village. Bonganyi, a native of the village is excited over the annual regional cultural competition. The play unfolds as a simple desire of a girl to win the competition. But it is only later that the audience realises its underlying subtext.With the turn of the events one sees that under the guise of dance and its glory there lies a persistent fight of the struggle for freedom from slavery.
Writer: Mempuh Kwachuh Sophia
The play is set in an african village. Bonganyi, a native of the village is excited over the annual regional cultural competition. The play unfolds as a simple desire of a girl to win the competition. But it is only later that the audience realises its underlying subtext.With the turn of the events one sees that under the guise of dance and its glory there lies a persistent fight of the struggle for freedom from slavery.
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Brian Brophy: Performing Texts
Sat Dec 20, 8:00 PM
Srinivas Reddy
Performing Texts is an interactive discussion and performance session featuring Hollywood actor, educator, Fulbright scholar and current director of Theater Arts at Caltech, Professor Brian Brophy.
In this session, Brian will read and discuss original poetry while reflecting on his multiple trips to India and his engagement with dialogic, cross-cultural peace building efforts through art, science and education.
Entry - Free.
In this session, Brian will read and discuss original poetry while reflecting on his multiple trips to India and his engagement with dialogic, cross-cultural peace building efforts through art, science and education.
Entry - Free.
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Unlearn - Career in Learning
Sun Dec 21, 1:30 PM
Faraaz Farshori
Career in Learning Industry - Learn to unlearn - What is needed to build a career in the learning industry? What is the philosophy behind Learn - Unlearn - Relearn. Presenting an interactive session in 'Career in Learning Industry' with Faraaz Farshori.
Faraaz Farshori is a Learning Solution Manager with one of the leading companies in learning technology. He is an award winning painter, singer, actor and visual/web designer. The seminar will have two takeaways - What is needed to build a career in the learning industry and the philosophy of Learning.
Entry - Free.
Faraaz Farshori is a Learning Solution Manager with one of the leading companies in learning technology. He is an award winning painter, singer, actor and visual/web designer. The seminar will have two takeaways - What is needed to build a career in the learning industry and the philosophy of Learning.
Entry - Free.
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Monthly Quiz Hyderabad Quiz Club
Sun Dec 21, 4:00 PM
Niti Gupta
This quiz will be a general quiz encompassing various areas such as current affairs, people, brands, sports, business, politics and more. There will be usual 4 rounds with a maximum of 6 teams.
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The Dinner
Sun Dec 21, 8:00 PM
Naren Yadav
The plot revolves around the waiting of two chefs and their preparation of Dinner for His Highness .The Highness is metaphorically the authority, who wields his power through the symbolic tool of communication.
The commands pronounced through an archaic phone breaks and fragments the monotonous moments of waiting. The director breathes in creative moments of imagined realities through the power of improvisations. These suspended moments studded with aspirations, hopes, and strategies make the plot grow with its philosophical perspectives on life, fall and fortunes of human being. In short the play is truly meaningful in theme, style and approach and is open to audience's interpretations.
Design and Direction : B.Sreedharan
Cast : Varshini and Naren
Duration : 45 mins
Date : 21st December, 2014
Time : 8:00 PM
for passes: 9885333273
The commands pronounced through an archaic phone breaks and fragments the monotonous moments of waiting. The director breathes in creative moments of imagined realities through the power of improvisations. These suspended moments studded with aspirations, hopes, and strategies make the plot grow with its philosophical perspectives on life, fall and fortunes of human being. In short the play is truly meaningful in theme, style and approach and is open to audience's interpretations.
Design and Direction : B.Sreedharan
Cast : Varshini and Naren
Duration : 45 mins
Date : 21st December, 2014
Time : 8:00 PM
for passes: 9885333273
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Parroting Monkeys - Improv show
Tue Dec 23, 8:00 PM
Mint Tea Creatives
Mint Tea Creatives' Parroting Monkeys.
An hour of Non-stop impromptu performances, in Hindi and English... using topics given by the audience.
Date and Time: 23rd Dec 2014, 8pm
Performers: Afaque, Vinay, Vipin, Dwij, Jay, Isha, Suzanne, Faiz
Entry - Free
An hour of Non-stop impromptu performances, in Hindi and English... using topics given by the audience.
Date and Time: 23rd Dec 2014, 8pm
Performers: Afaque, Vinay, Vipin, Dwij, Jay, Isha, Suzanne, Faiz
Entry - Free
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RTI activists forum MeetUp
Sat Dec 27, 10:30 AM
Rakesh Reddy Dubbudu
United Forum for RTI - Telangana. RTI activists from across Telangana will be meeting for a day long session.
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Two day Crochet workshop
Sat Dec 27, 11:00 AM
Usha
Lamakaan invites youngsters and adults for a two day workshop of crochet on 27 & 28th Dec 11am -1 1pm.
Crochet is a process of creating fabric from yarn, thread, or other material strands using a crochet hook.
This is an opportunity for learning this popular knitting art at a very minimal fee. You are welcome to bring your own material else, it will be provided at cost to cost.
For registrations: 9885370607
Crochet is a process of creating fabric from yarn, thread, or other material strands using a crochet hook.
This is an opportunity for learning this popular knitting art at a very minimal fee. You are welcome to bring your own material else, it will be provided at cost to cost.
For registrations: 9885370607
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"FAREWELL" A Multilingual Play
Sat Dec 27, 7:30 PM
Samahaara
Samahaara Workshop Production
FAREWELL
A Multilingual Play or
A Bunch of Home Truths
Suitable for mature audience only.
Date: 27th & 28th Dec, 2014
Time: 7.30pm
Venue: Lamakaan, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad.
Directed by Rathna Shekar Reddy
Written and Improvised by Samahaara
We are young. We have a life. We have a future.
College is great fun, even though academics get in the way. We manage. It's all cool, you know?
There comes a day when we have to bid Farewell. One day to school, one day to college, one day to childhood, one day to bachelorhood and...one day to life.
What will they say about us later? They will lie. They will miss us and they will cry. Then they say Farewell, adieu adieu...what's the big to-do? You've been there, so will I, I've been there, so will you.
For your voyeuristic pleasure (because I have it and so do you), we invite you into our lives. It's the last day, it's the end of an era.
There is a scandal. There is a message. There is a teacher, but are we ready to learn? Because when the student is ready, the teacher will arrive. And life teaches you the most important lessons of them all.
Entry by Donation Rs 100/-
Online bookings at in.bookmyshow.com
FAREWELL
A Multilingual Play or
A Bunch of Home Truths
Suitable for mature audience only.
Date: 27th & 28th Dec, 2014
Time: 7.30pm
Venue: Lamakaan, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad.
Directed by Rathna Shekar Reddy
Written and Improvised by Samahaara
We are young. We have a life. We have a future.
College is great fun, even though academics get in the way. We manage. It's all cool, you know?
There comes a day when we have to bid Farewell. One day to school, one day to college, one day to childhood, one day to bachelorhood and...one day to life.
What will they say about us later? They will lie. They will miss us and they will cry. Then they say Farewell, adieu adieu...what's the big to-do? You've been there, so will I, I've been there, so will you.
For your voyeuristic pleasure (because I have it and so do you), we invite you into our lives. It's the last day, it's the end of an era.
There is a scandal. There is a message. There is a teacher, but are we ready to learn? Because when the student is ready, the teacher will arrive. And life teaches you the most important lessons of them all.
Entry by Donation Rs 100/-
Online bookings at in.bookmyshow.com
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Crochet workshop
Sun Dec 28, 11:00 AM
Usha
Lamakaan invites all for a workshop of crochet on 28th Dec 11am -1 1pm.
Crochet is a process of creating fabric from yarn, thread, or other material strands using a crochet hook.
This is an opportunity for learning this popular knitting art at a very minimal fee. You are welcome to bring your own material else, it will be provided at cost to cost.
For registrations: 9885370607
Crochet is a process of creating fabric from yarn, thread, or other material strands using a crochet hook.
This is an opportunity for learning this popular knitting art at a very minimal fee. You are welcome to bring your own material else, it will be provided at cost to cost.
For registrations: 9885370607
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Urdu Non-Fiction Storytelling
Sun Dec 28, 5:00 PM
Shabina Farshori
A storytelling session by award winning urdu writer Shabina Farshori. comprises of three short stories with projection imagery. Also includes open session for questions and feedback. Shabina will also sell her urdu books with her autograph
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"FAREWELL" A Multilingual Play
Sun Dec 28, 7:30 PM
Samahaara
Samahaara Workshop Production
FAREWELL
A Multilingual Play or
A Bunch of Home Truths
Suitable for mature audience only.
Date: 27th & 28th Dec, 2014
Time: 7.30pm
Venue: Lamakaan, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad.
Directed by Rathna Shekar Reddy
Written and Improvised by Samahaara
We are young. We have a life. We have a future.
College is great fun, even though academics get in the way. We manage. It's all cool, you know?
There comes a day when we have to bid Farewell. One day to school, one day to college, one day to childhood, one day to bachelorhood and...one day to life.
What will they say about us later? They will lie. They will miss us and they will cry. Then they say Farewell, adieu adieu...what's the big to-do? You've been there, so will I, I've been there, so will you.
For your voyeuristic pleasure (because I have it and so do you), we invite you into our lives. It's the last day, it's the end of an era.
There is a scandal. There is a message. There is a teacher, but are we ready to learn? Because when the student is ready, the teacher will arrive. And life teaches you the most important lessons of them all.
Entry by Donation Rs 100/-
Online bookings at in.bookmyshow.com
FAREWELL
A Multilingual Play or
A Bunch of Home Truths
Suitable for mature audience only.
Date: 27th & 28th Dec, 2014
Time: 7.30pm
Venue: Lamakaan, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad.
Directed by Rathna Shekar Reddy
Written and Improvised by Samahaara
We are young. We have a life. We have a future.
College is great fun, even though academics get in the way. We manage. It's all cool, you know?
There comes a day when we have to bid Farewell. One day to school, one day to college, one day to childhood, one day to bachelorhood and...one day to life.
What will they say about us later? They will lie. They will miss us and they will cry. Then they say Farewell, adieu adieu...what's the big to-do? You've been there, so will I, I've been there, so will you.
For your voyeuristic pleasure (because I have it and so do you), we invite you into our lives. It's the last day, it's the end of an era.
There is a scandal. There is a message. There is a teacher, but are we ready to learn? Because when the student is ready, the teacher will arrive. And life teaches you the most important lessons of them all.
Entry by Donation Rs 100/-
Online bookings at in.bookmyshow.com
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