Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 27 Jun 2019 - 27 Jun 2019
The whole world is raging with war hysteria. It is frightening, like the cruel smell and indelible blood on Lady Macbeth’s palms. Sadism, supported and controlled by market forces, is kept alive. The weapon market, as an avocation, is shattering the relationships of nation, language and religion. Shastra Santhana attempts at examining the evils and difficulties of the society. The first victims of war are women, the poor, the dalits and the tribals. A character in the play observes, “an inebriated women is not inferior to a battle field, however viewed.” All mythological, historical and contemporary narratives equate the control over a woman with land ownership. The relationship between the poor and the war is a more sensitive issue. According to Bertolt Brecht, war has been a continues process. After every war, the sufferers on either side are always the hungry ones. This is true in the case of urban violence also. Shastra Santhana tries to effectively dramatise these facts and examine the distress caused to women and dalits, the backdrop being Kurukshetra. The play is not just about Mahabharatha but about India. Shastra Santhana is directed by Dr. Sripad Bhat, whose play Paapu Baapu Aada kathe has successfully been staged a thousand times, a record of sorts.
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 28 Jun 2019 - 28 Jun 2019
Sometime in the not so distant future.....The world resembles Lego land, a landscape of plastic buildings and no trees. In this dystopian future , our hero, chances upon a little plant. Something, he has never seen before.... And thus begins the adventures of protecting the plant from powerful enemies like grown ups with their own vested interest who are also looking for it. In the middle of this adventure and chaos he comes across the lost forest, the real of the plant, hidden and thus safe from humans. A paradise that must be protected at all costs. Even if the job is too much for a seven year old.
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Show Timings : 15.30 PM,19.30 PM Schedule date : 29 Jun 2019 - 30 Jun 2019
Sometime in the not so distant future.....The world resembles Lego land, a landscape of plastic buildings and no trees. In this dystopian future , our hero, chances upon a little plant. Something, he has never seen before.... And thus begins the adventures of protecting the plant from powerful enemies like grown ups with their own vested interest who are also looking for it. In the middle of this adventure and chaos he comes across the lost forest, the real of the plant, hidden and thus safe from humans. A paradise that must be protected at all costs. Even if the job is too much for a seven year old.
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Show Timings : 15.30 PM,19.30 PM Schedule date : 29 Jun 2019 - 30 Jun 2019
Sometime in the not so distant future.....The world resembles Lego land, a landscape of plastic buildings and no trees. In this dystopian future , our hero, chances upon a little plant. Something, he has never seen before.... And thus begins the adventures of protecting the plant from powerful enemies like grown ups with their own vested interest who are also looking for it. In the middle of this adventure and chaos he comes across the lost forest, the real of the plant, hidden and thus safe from humans. A paradise that must be protected at all costs. Even if the job is too much for a seven year old.
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 02 Jul 2019 - 02 Jul 2019
The play foregrounds a young girl, her journey to self-discovery and the coming-out story of a young girl by name Preethi, and the life-changing moments in Preethi's struggle to cope with being "different."The intriguing play is set in a college and is a stark commentary on love. The play focuses primarily on Preethi's love affair but narrated through the eyes of her friend, Ajay, the central character. Their friendship goes through a succession of quick, dramatic growth spurts that reveal the complexity of friendship and show that Ajay ultimately comes to represent: a homophobic society that keeps its blinders on to naturalize straight relationships as the norm. The gradual unraveling of her sexuality, her confusion regarding her sexual identity, her violent attraction towards her love and the blossoming friendship between her and a male friend, form the central points of the play. The play is weaved into a complex character with intricate plot lines that break the taboo on lesbian identities.
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 03 Jul 2019 - 03 Jul 2019
This play is a sneak peek into the lives of different women, each in a different stage of their lives. The play interweaves the relationships of sisterhood, motherhood, friendship, and the consequences when all the above are threatened. Fifteen characters played by three actors is a recognizable reflection of the complexity of every relationship.
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 04 Jul 2019 - 04 Jul 2019
Deep into the night of the colourful autumn of 1929, was the boy Venkataramana Karanth born to Narnappayya and Lakshmamma in the beauteous Babukodi. The boy was drawn to music from a young age, learning the basics from nature and his surroundings. An avid reader, he got into the habit of stealing and lying to support his interests. Little was known of what would become of the boy who left to Mysuru. A legend was born when he knocked on the doors of Gubbi Company. A great journey into the world of theatre took him to Varanasi, where he learnt music and Hindi. Eventually he got married and moved to Delhi. As luck would have it, he was first a student at the NSD and went on to become its Director! He went on to establish Rangamandal at Bhopal and Rangayana at Mysuru. Such was his love for theatre, that he sowed and nurtured it through the length and breadth of the country. BVKaranth was a thespian par excellence. He redefined and recreated theatre music which has left an everlasting impression and influence on theatre practitioners. His life in itself was no less than a play- colourful, eventful, bumpy ride through ups and downs and emotions to the brim. ‘Baba Karantha’ is a theatrical representation of the life of the magician of a thespian, BV Karanth. Based on BVK’s biography ‘Illiralare allige hogalare’ by Vaidehi and Prema Karanth’s autobiography ‘Solisabeda Gelisayya’, it has been stage adapted by Krishnaprasad and Shripathi Manjanabailu and conceptualised and directed by TS Nagabharana.
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 05 Jul 2019 - 05 Jul 2019
Dr. Chandrashekhar Kambar's Jokumaraswamy succeeds to identify various manifestations of patriarchy and its impact on the lives of women. In this play, Kambar, an outstanding playwright makes the women characters expose and oppose patriarchal oppression. In Jokumaraswamy, Gowda is the product of the patriarchal society which sustains conceptual framework that maintains structures of domination. He regards women and nature as irrational beings that are present to be dominated and exploited for the needs of man. Patriarchal society sustains false notions about men and keeps them blind to their real side. By the wisdom of ages, Shari and Ningi in Jokumaraswamy examine the weakness and hypocrisy of Gowda and stand testimony to the fact that women are wiser than men. Moreover, they scrutinize the patriarchal systems of domination that oppress women and reveal the false ideologies of patriarchy. Further, these women have strong concern for nature and claim its intrinsic value and inherent worth. By showing the representation of patriarchy in religious practices and the fashioning of gods, Kambar points out its pit-falls and calls for a new religion that acknowledges the contribution of women and by exposing the false centrality of man, Kambar discredits the illusion of superiority. Further, he shows the shortcomings of conceptual structures and places women at the centre of discussion. Thus, this paper tries to fulfill its purpose of feminist study that insists on the need for revolution in the 'social, sexual and economic structures' that exploit women. Jokumaraswamy drama is directed by the theatre legend B.V.Karanth with lilting music of Dr. Chandrashekar Kambar. Continuing the legacy of Benaka, founded by B.V.Karanth, the classic play “Jokumaraswamy” has been staged in Bangalore, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata and all over Karnataka in many festivals performed to packed audience by energetic and enthusiastic Benakites.
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Show Timings : 15.30 PM,19.30 PM Schedule date : 06 Jul 2019 - 06 Jul 2019
Malavikagnimitra, a kannada play by ABHIGNA THEATRICS, Bengaluru. Malavikaagnimitra, Kaalidasa's first play. Having a historical background, this entertaining play irks the spectators' curiosity. In 183 BC, Vidarbha was ruled by a cruel king, Yajnasena. Fearing his dictatorship, Princess Maalavike elopes to the neighbouring state of Vidishe and falls in love with Agnimitra, the king of Vidishe. Agnimitra goes head over heals in her love. Alerted by his quest for Malavike, the two queens of Agnimitra cook up strategies to keep her away from him. Meanwhile, Vidushaka Arya Gouthama comes up with a smart counterplot in support of Agnimitra's love for Maalavike. Will Vidushaka's mastermind outwit the queens' conspiracy by bringing Maalavike and Agnimitra together?
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Show Timings : 15.30 PM,19.30 PM Schedule date : 07 Jul 2019 - 07 Jul 2019
Erotica is a collection of 4 short plays that delve into what pleasure means to us. Plays across centuries jostle with each other as different cultures and different generations speak out on what turns them on.
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 09 Jul 2019 - 10 Jul 2019
Rock Wilk ’s BROOKLYN QUARTET is a stunning show that exposes the savage truth of America’s white-skin privilege... the story of three teens in Brooklyn, New York whose lives intertwine, enrich, and ultimately define each other. It is within this relationship—a deep and warm mingling of race and class—that the awful underbelly of America’s divide is revealed.
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 09 Jul 2019 - 10 Jul 2019
Rock Wilk ’s BROOKLYN QUARTET is a stunning show that exposes the savage truth of America’s white-skin privilege... the story of three teens in Brooklyn, New York whose lives intertwine, enrich, and ultimately define each other. It is within this relationship—a deep and warm mingling of race and class—that the awful underbelly of America’s divide is revealed.
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 11 Jul 2019 - 11 Jul 2019
Where can a playwright find inspiration? If he does find it, in his own backyard, how does he recognize it? If he does recognize it, is there a line between the story that emerges and reality that inspired him? Who draws the line between his story and reality? Can someone draw a line? Who is someone? The audience? The actor? The playwright? Or someone else entirely? Kattale Belaku, a concrete idea, of abstract consequence and real impact written in 1959 by the legendary Sri Ranga is a timeless classic.
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Show Timings : Schedule date : 12 Jul 2019 - 12 Jul 2019
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Show Timings : 15.30 PM,19.30 PM Schedule date : 13 Jul 2019 - 13 Jul 2019
‘Paradies’ is the story of Hamid, on the night he needs to choose between his duty and going back home to his family. The choice between the life he knows and a life dedicated to a cause. What will he choose? “Paradise” shows how fast a person can be exploited through false promises. It is a story of a teenager of today – dangerous and harmless, awfully funny and dead-serious, naïve and thoughtful.
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Show Timings : 15.30 PM,19.30 PM Schedule date : 14 Jul 2019 - 14 Jul 2019
This is the story of an epic struggle between an old, seasoned fisherman and the greatest catch of his life. For days together he has returned home empty handed. One fine day he sets out far beyond into the sea and drops his lines. At noon, a big fish, which he calls Mari, takes the bait but the old man cannot pull it in. Instead, the fish begins to pull the boat. For a couple of days the old man struggles with the fish, with sharks and with the sea, to survive and get back home.
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 15 Jul 2019 - 15 Jul 2019
In this poignantly silly adventure tale for families, Sylvie is sent to the backyard to hang up the laundry. The moment her back is turned, a mischievous squirrel steals her favourite piece of clothing and runs off. When Sylvie gives a chase, an entire world emerges from her laundry basket, and curious characters show her the way through mysterious lands.
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 16 Jul 2019 - 16 Jul 2019
It is Lisa's birthday. She unpacks her gift boxes. But what's rattling in the next box? A jolly baby is grinning at her. But the sweet baby turns out to be a little pest. She tries everything to calm down the small wild thing, but the baby does what babies to⏤it screams, pees, poops and still wants to be entertained. But the more Lisa tries, the more goes wrong. What a beautiful mess! It is a zany play about being little and about being grownup, about children and their parents.
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 17 Jul 2019 - 17 Jul 2019
One person and his shadow meet and go on an incredible shadowy journey where creatures emerge, engage and transform. Little encounters between characters are explored and tiny stories unfold. Many are funny, some sweet. The ever fascinating and adorable hand shadow bunny makes an appearance as part of a simple magic trick, and the show ends with a colourful and impressive finale in which multiple shadow characters appear all at the same time ⎼ made with just two hands.
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 18 Jul 2019 - 18 Jul 2019
Woogie Boogie by Brush Theatre is a vivid and imaginative show for young audiences aged 4+ and for families with young children. Winner of the Asian Arts Award Best Comedy Award at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2018, the play focuses on a mischievous duo- the lonely boy Woogie and his mischievous pet turtle, Boogie - who invite us to their delightful world of wondrous adventures that come alive through doodles and drawings! We follow them on their sea adventure, wondering if they will return home safely from this lovely but scary watery world. Visually rich drawings, live sound effects, stunning animation and an abundance of creative, theatrical imagination, makes this a touching and exciting story and a cleverly crafted piece of ‘laugh-out-loud ’ theatre.
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 19 Jul 2019 - 19 Jul 2019
With a seemingly simple manipulation of the body, no words, with objects, Body Rhapsody is a journey from the classical mind to the bodily puppets, in which Hugo ends up turning his body into a great altarpiece where exotic and graceful alien creatures walk. A parade of whimsical personalities who, borrowing a part of the body and having an illusion of possessing a small soul, try to survive in the mystery of metaphor or in the heart a laugh.
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Show Timings : 15.30 PM,19.30 PM Schedule date : 20 Jul 2019 - 20 Jul 2019
Combining the miniature perfection of Creeping Carnival with the joyful creativity of Transfiguro, Carnival of Transfiguro is a wonderful stage show that takes the audience into strange new worlds. In this show things are rarely as them seem: a baking whisk desires cleanliness, a patch of hair becomes a magician, a belly tackles weight lifting and a pair of kitchen brushes fall in love! The performance is a skilful combination of physical theatre and puppetry, from the tiny to the large.
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Show Timings : 15.30 PM,19.30 PM Schedule date : 21 Jul 2019 - 21 Jul 2019
CHIDAMBARA RAHASYA deals with murder investigation, caste system, communal riots, blind beliefs, love story, friendship, youth rebels, land lords, untouchables, politics‐‐all mixed together so harmoniously that you can't separate out one from another together as one complete story. This curious Drama is laced with lot of humor and the author has taken care to showcase various issues in a lighter vein so that people get the message, but Don’t get offended. Though the Drama mainly deals about the problems leading to the decline of elaichi business and its relation to the death of a senior scientist, the Drama unfolds a lot of turbulent truths that exist in our society.
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 23 Jul 2019 - 23 Jul 2019
Novigaddida Kuncha is dramatic text based on the life and work of the great Dutch master, painter- Vincent van Gogh. It is a devised play evolved by Prashanth Udyavar through a research process conducted by himself.
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 24 Jul 2019 - 24 Jul 2019
“Uchhishta” means “left overs”. This Kannada play “Uchhishta” is an effort to understand and appreciate the trials and tribulations of the young, burdened with the inheritance of “left overs”, a consequence of unethical life of the old. A society which isdevoid of ethics & morals and guided by law alone, will eventually turn out to be an uncivilized one.
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 25 Jul 2019 - 25 Jul 2019
Set in an atmosphere of swaying political loyalties, Mukhyamantri follows the protagonist who is intent on retaining his position through the approaching elections. The pace of the play is like a flowing river; only signifying the eternal continuance of the state of matters.
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 26 Jul 2019 - 26 Jul 2019
"It was nearly impossible to find texts by women playwrights that have been banned, when we looking for censored literature. Is that because women playwrights have enjoyed a greater degree of freedom through history? The answer is one of numbers. There are fewer of us: No need to censor the writing when you can't see it. But the answer also lies in what we understand by censorship, an insidious thing which has many ways of entering us. i am not here is designed as an 8-step guide in how to censor women's writing. Two female performers occupy a boxing ring. with each passing round they perform this relentless guide to you. But in doing so, they are constantly affected by their own performance on stage. with each passing step, they are brutalized; they brutalize each other. What is the cost of dissent, of protest in performance? why is it always important to bear wounds in front of an audience to make them the stories of the marginalized? what is the silence after the protest like? Is it broken, like the two actors who piece together broken words at the end of this ‘show? Or is there meaning to be made and a new language to be formed? the play is about writing as much as it is about silence."
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Show Timings : 15.30 PM,19.30 PM Schedule date : 27 Jul 2019 - 27 Jul 2019
"It was nearly impossible to find texts by women playwrights that have been banned, when we looking for censored literature. Is that because women playwrights have enjoyed a greater degree of freedom through history? The answer is one of numbers. There are fewer of us: No need to censor the writing when you can't see it. But the answer also lies in what we understand by censorship, an insidious thing which has many ways of entering us. i am not here is designed as an 8-step guide in how to censor women's writing. Two female performers occupy a boxing ring. with each passing round they perform this relentless guide to you. But in doing so, they are constantly affected by their own performance on stage. with each passing step, they are brutalized; they brutalize each other. What is the cost of dissent, of protest in performance? why is it always important to bear wounds in front of an audience to make them the stories of the marginalized? what is the silence after the protest like? Is it broken, like the two actors who piece together broken words at the end of this ‘show? Or is there meaning to be made and a new language to be formed? the play is about writing as much as it is about silence."
BOOK NOWAll shows begin at 7.30 pm. Every Saturday and Sunday the shows are also at 3.30 pm. No late entry permitted. No refund on tickets. This programme is subject to change. Children below eight years not allowed (Unless a play has specific audience discretion)
Show Timings : 15.30 PM,19.30 PM Schedule date : 28 Jul 2019 - 28 Jul 2019
" Credit Titles is a play supposedly about issues in the field of Intellectual Property Rights. More correctly it is a satire on the race for IPR of life forms. Far ahead of its time, the play has a childless couple seeking the surrogate womb of a friend to host the foetus, aided by state-of-art technology supplied by another friend, a medical researcher. The baby is a genius, as wished by the biological parents, and as programmed by the researcher-doctor. The genius offspring is, naturally, also a commercial success! The fight for ownership is set in motion. The play won the award for the best contemporary play script instituted by The Hindu for the first time in 1993. The play was developed by Vijay Padaki from a storyline conceived by a development economist colleague and friend, Vinod Vyasulu. It was the time India’s economy was “opening up”, which meant, among other things, submitting to a global IPR regime. A draft policy document was prepared for developing countries, authored by a certain Arthur Dunkel. It was popularly called the Dunkel Draft, and was the subject of much heated debate at that time. Not surprisingly, not many drawn into the debate had actually read the document. Very few understood what it actually said. The discovery that “dunkel” in German meant “darkness” led to a lively bout of ideation over a couple of beers, and a play was born. "
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Show Timings : 19.30 PM Schedule date : 30 Jul 2019 - 30 Jul 2019
'Tughlaq' is a play about the turbulent rule of fourteenth century Delhi sultan Mohammed bin Tughlaq. The protagonist, Mohammed bin Tughlaq, had great Ideas and a grand vision, but his reign was an abject failure. Tughlaq was known for his reformist ideas, one of which was shifting the capital from Delhi to Daulatabad in order to have a capital at the centre of his province. This play covers the consequences of this decision and deals with his clever plots to eliminate his opponents. These end in scenes of utter chaos and misery and Tughlaq is left alone and abandoned.
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At Ranga Shankara, we have over 400 performances a year in languages from across the city, across the country and across the world. Our monthly calendar ensures that there is something for every theatre enthusiast, catering to the cosmopolitan Bangalore with diversity of languages, age groups and interests.
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