Monday, September 21, 2009
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Alternate Sunday Play Reading Series
This Sunday we read " Show me the way to heaven", (Original in Kannada - Dari yavudaiyya Vaikuntakke" by Adya Rangacharya – 1965) Translated into English by Usha Desai in 2003.
VODO thanks Ms Usha Desai in supporting our initiative and sharing this translation with us.
Time:
3:00 PM, 13th September 2009.
Venue:
Alliance Francaise de bangalore
Thimmiah Road, Vasantnagar, Bangalore
Map: http://preview.tinyurl.com/mqtf87
RSVP: Yashwanth - 9880426783 | Contactvodo@gmail.com
About the Playright:
Born in a small town of Agarkhed in the erstwhile State of Bombay, he had his education at Bombay and London Universities. From an early age he was fascinated by the stage, by the rural stage in Kannada, the professional theatre in Marathi and by Shaw and Shakespeare in London. Though he took to teaching at Dharwad and Bombay, where he was a professor of Sanskrit for a number of years, his interest always remained the theatre
His writings were original and prolific, which made him a trend-setter among Kannada and other Indian writers. His works include twelve novels and a number of scholarly books on the Indian Theatre, on Sanskrit drama, on The Bhagavadgita and a translation of Bharata's Natyasastra; but it was as a dramatist that he made his mark. He has to his credit 47 full-length and 68 One Act plays. Many of his plays have been translated into other Indian languages and have been performed on the stage at major centers in India. His play “Kelu Janmejaya”, translated into Hindi as “Suno Janmejaya” and in many other languages has been performed all over the country. With this play, he set the trend for new techniques and was often called an avant-garde writer
Links - http://www.sriranga-adyarangachar.com
Disclaimer : This is purely a theater interest and appreciation activity and has no commercial relevance whatsoever
VODO thanks Ms Usha Desai in supporting our initiative and sharing this translation with us.
Time:
3:00 PM, 13th September 2009.
Venue:
Alliance Francaise de bangalore
Thimmiah Road, Vasantnagar, Bangalore
Map: http://preview.tinyurl.com/mqtf87
RSVP: Yashwanth - 9880426783 | Contactvodo@gmail.com
About the Playright:
Born in a small town of Agarkhed in the erstwhile State of Bombay, he had his education at Bombay and London Universities. From an early age he was fascinated by the stage, by the rural stage in Kannada, the professional theatre in Marathi and by Shaw and Shakespeare in London. Though he took to teaching at Dharwad and Bombay, where he was a professor of Sanskrit for a number of years, his interest always remained the theatre
His writings were original and prolific, which made him a trend-setter among Kannada and other Indian writers. His works include twelve novels and a number of scholarly books on the Indian Theatre, on Sanskrit drama, on The Bhagavadgita and a translation of Bharata's Natyasastra; but it was as a dramatist that he made his mark. He has to his credit 47 full-length and 68 One Act plays. Many of his plays have been translated into other Indian languages and have been performed on the stage at major centers in India. His play “Kelu Janmejaya”, translated into Hindi as “Suno Janmejaya” and in many other languages has been performed all over the country. With this play, he set the trend for new techniques and was often called an avant-garde writer
Links - http://www.sriranga-adyarangachar.com
Disclaimer : This is purely a theater interest and appreciation activity and has no commercial relevance whatsoever
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