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K. Vivekshankar’s BRAHMENDRAR, a Tamil Stage Play on the life of Sri Sadasiva Brahmendrar

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K. Vivekshankar‘s Prayatna with the continued quest for providing  Theatrical  Experience  instead of  mundane entertainment has embarked on  “BRAHMENDRAR” a  Spiritual Tamil Play, a befitting  divine Intervention for the  landmark 25th play  by  K.Vivekshankar on 24th and 25th February 2018 at Narada Gana Sabha, Alwarpet, Chennai.

The Playwright and Director has in all his plays displayed a penchant for painting the canvas of Tamil Stage with  lucidly  brilliant  thematic  content to enthrall the viewing audience  with more than a living experience on contemporary and historical subjects. The incredibly unique presentation style on stage has earned him accolades from all over in the last 2 decades.

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Theatre Talk: Connected Yet Disconnected

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Bombay Chanakya’s Kalamandir celebrates its 25th anniversary with 2 Tamil plays, ‘Moondravathu Kai’ (Third Hand)and ‘Naangaam Ulagam’(4th World). Both the plays are 1 hour plays and intermission is honoring the playwrights for their contribution to Tamil Theatre. We thank Bombay Chanakya for inviting us to watch the play, knowing well our capability to review without any bias.

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‘Undo’ ing Tamil Theatre – Breathing Fresh

pic2As an avid Theatre enthusiast and in particular Tamil Theatre, great relief and unparalleled enthusiasm  seeped in as we watched Theatre Marina’s maiden production ‘Undo’, a Tamil stage play at Mylapore Fine Arts Club, Chennai. Fresh thoughts, intelligent script, inherent knowledge and beautiful sets and lights set the pace of this contemporary modern drama. It had elements of our own epic and science so well blended that it was absolutely a mind game of sorts in the time it was staged. After the last two stage plays we witnessed, we are happy that we never looked at the watch even once during the play.

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