OUR MEMORY-OUR SMELL-OUR DEATHS-OUR MADNESS: Which body acts? Which body resists? Which body has eyes? Which one stares? Which one falls asleep? Which one is alive? Which one is living dead?
Category: new culture
New Culture is happy to publish The Forbidden Genes of Genet: a script by Dr. Janardan Ghosh. The script and the play was based on the life of Jean Genet.
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chimera Days sedated, zombies flocking the streets - victims of nostalgia, led on by banners and glow signs into mirages to drink coke, pepsi, thumbs up, whisky, vodka, rum. The cityś a mindless kitsch, indulgent, delinquent, drunk. The effulgence rests on the ephemeral glitters, hiding all that is permanently deformed. The eyes don´t see, don´t … Continue reading antagonistics by sudipta dawn
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Four seasons at the Shahbag Square : Occupant-Occupation-Occupy-Occupied
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Instatheatre performance by Janardan Ghosh as pasrt of The Plague & The Bard.
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As a part of our Master's series , here we take a brief look at the ways of Étienne Decroux. Decroux's ways are a way of preparation of the actor rather than rehearsals. The importance of preparation has been well elucidated by Richard Schechner as he says that " Rehearsal is a way of setting … Continue reading The Decroux Way to A Promethean Actor
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Commemorating Human Rights Day, 2019 with a poem and an extempore by Parnab Mukherjee.
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Cooner Vanderbeek shares his thoughts on the state of Indian cities.
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Possible Poet – Impossible Poetry, an attempted write-up on a remarkably alive life, a cycle of seven-transcreated poems by Leopoldo Maria Panero and a piece on a Ritwik Ghatak play.
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