Pandemic caused changes in lives of all the people across the globe. There have been discussion on how lives of artists and fate of theater changed during the pandemic. A reflection of the same is stated in the blog in reference to the Conversation Series @ The Vessel. Continue reading Theater and its’s Form in The Pandemic
This is a reflection of two chapters on two artists namely Astad Deboo and Bansi Kaul who withstand the idea of prosceniums and how one can use a theater space. These chapters are from the book ‘Beyond The Proscenium’. Continue reading Viewing A Space from the Perspective of an Artist
Theater and Corona Virus is a set of 9 videos by Dr, Rustum Bharucha, that helped me understand the situations of artists and theater in a way I never thought of. The blog contains a few points and reflections from the same. Continue reading Theaters in the Pandemic
When I think about the pandemic, it usually revolves around the students my age, the teachers involved in the process, and further trying to relate to my family and friends on how they are coping with the pandemic. When I was introduced to the video lectures ‘Theatre and the Coronavirus’, it was altogether a new topic, a fresh prospect. Even before viewing the videos, I had an eagerness, and excitement, about the knowledge they will offer. Continue reading Summarizing Theatre and the Coronavirus: a video lecture by Rustom Bharucha
It is the title of the book ‘Beyond the Proscenium’ for me, that sets a tone for the stories narrated within, where the artists attempt to break free from the formal representation of theatre. Continue reading Reflecting upon ‘Beyond the Proscenium’: Bansi Kaul & Astad Deboo
I have lived most of my life in an urban setting; so the earliest memories that I have of a ‘Live Performance’ is that of a staged performance, a ‘Diwali Pahat’. The blog talks about my experience of my earliest memory of a live performance. Continue reading My Earliest Memory of a Live Performance
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