Thursday, November 9, 2017

Classic plays “Garbh” and “Anhad Naad-Unheard Sounds of Universe” along with new play “Nyaya ke Bhanwar me Bhawari” Will be performed to Celebrate 25 years of “Theatre Of Relevance” philosophy "3-days Theatre Festival in Mumbai"


15, 16, 17 November, 2017
At Shivaji Mandir,Dadar (W) Mumbai

Epoch is created and wrought through contemplation. Contemplation, being generated from within you and crossing global horizons, survives in the world. Art make humans human. Artistic process & reflection alone possesses the capacity of soaking human poison. The period after 1990 has been an era of “Irrelevance” for the world. This has been a period of monopoly and dictatorship. A period of limiting the principles of science to technology alone. Today is the period of buying and selling. A period where media instead of being faithful to the people, is faithful to thy masters & rulers. In these threatening times, the “people” needs ‘contemplation’ for their issues and a platform for their concerns. ‘Theatre of Relevance” theatrical philosophy’ has evolved as a ‘contemplation platform’ for public concerns since 12th August, 1992 and has completed 25 years of its theatrical philosophy on 12th August, 2017. In these 25 years, ‘Theatre of Relevance’ has appropriated its global flight via streets, squares, villages, tribes, towns, and cities and has gained global acceptance.

Principles of Theatre of Relevance
1. A Theatre that commits its creative excellence to make the world more “Better & Humane”.
2. That is relevant to the context of the society and owes its social responsibility, not to Art just for the Art sake.
3. Which caters to human needs and provide itself as a platform for expression.
4. Which explores itself as a medium of change/development.
5. That comes out from the ' limits of entertainment ' to a way of living.

(“Theatre of Relevance” is initiated by Theatre Thinker “Manjul Bhardwaj” on August 12, 1992 and since then it is practiced and implemented at Indian and at international level.)

Today in the era of the destruction of nature in the name of development, it is a challenge for humans to be human. A 3-day ‘Theatre of Relevance-Theatre festival’ is being organized in Mumbai on 15,16, 17 November,2017 to connect you with your inner human sound through the medium of the plays “Garbh”, “Anhad Naad- Unheard Sounds of Universe” and “Nyaya ke Bhanwar me Bhawari”. Your meaningful and constructive engagement is expected. Because according to ‘Theatre of Relevance’ philosophy, audience is the first & foremost theatre person.





GARBH synopsis - To ensure that human remains humans performed the play "Garbh". This play gives a vivid description of the struggle of mankind and humanity; It is concerned with the challenges of leading a humanitarian life. It poses a question on human psychology and that invisible cocoon which is being woven around each and every one of us by nationalism, racism, religion, and caste system.

ANHAD NAAD - UNHEARD SOUNDS OF UNIVERSE synopsis - To liberate artists from the economic mechanism which makes them puppets, performed the play “AnhadNaad- Unheard sounds of Universe”. Drama is an artistic contemplation which is a process of understanding and examining art, the artistic needs of artists and fundamental artistic processes. Since art is not a commodity and artist is not a merchantand artist is not a balance sheet of profit and loss that is why this drama by liberating art and artist from commodity and commodification, inspires and ensures a better world through their positive, creative, and artistic energies.

NYAYE KE BHANWAR MEIN BHAWARI - Challenges the authority of patriarchy.

Classic plays “Garbh” and “Anhad Naad-Unheard Sounds of Universe” written and directed by Manjul Bharadwaj and starring Ashwini Nandedkar, Yogini Chowk, Sayali Pawaskar, Komal Khamkar, Tushar Mahske along with new play “Nyaya ke Bhanwar me Bhawari” starring well-known theatre actress Babli Rawat would be performed at Shivaji Mandir,Dadar (W) Mumbai at 11 AM on 15,16,17 November,2017 respectively !

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