Some artists perform an art form. Some artists preserve it. And then there are those rare artists who become inseparable from the very identity of the art they serve. Shakuntala Nagarkar was one such extraordinary artiste. A Life Shaped by Lavani With her passing on 22 September 2026, Maharashtra lost one of its […]Read More
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kar, I A French-born dancer, choreographer, actor, and movement practitioner Dr. Gilles Chuyen, has been based in India since 1994. Trained in folk dance, Modern Jazz, ballet, and contemporary dance in France, he later explored Chhau Mayurbhanj, yoga, meditation, and Indian classical dance traditions. He has choreographed more than 50 plays and musicals and has […]Read More
SWEDEN is a country that gave me lots: the first-ever scholarship in 1984 to study theatre administration at the oldest city theatre in its capital Stockholm, created by Astrid Lindgren (in the last century and millennials might not have heard of her perhaps but she was to children’s literature for decades with her Pippi Longstocking […]Read More
SAURABH TANKHA For actor, director and theatre veteran Lillete Dubey, the stage remains the purest form of storytelling. While audiences know her for memorable performances in films such as Zubeidaa, Gadar: Ek Prem Katha and Kal Ho Naa Ho, Dubey says her deepest connection has always been with theatre. “My heart and soul will always […]Read More