A book review of Rustom Bharucha’s The Theatre of Kanhailal (Seagull Books), published in the India International Centre Quarterly, Vol. 20, No. 4 (Winter 1993), pp. 180-182: Download PDF: https://kolkatatheatre.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Tailorbird-and-Cat-F.pdf
Utpal Dutt was one of the two paradigms of post-Independence Bengali theatre. If the Group Theatre movement since the Fifties contributed two new directions—the political and the poetical—then his is
Blackout … Music … Spotlight … Action! Bhekti … Malai kofta … Spaghetti … Aludam Kashmiri? ls this some kind of time and space warp where drama’s got jumbled up
Not too many people know of the innovative “Third Theatre” movement pioneered by Badal Sircar in this city, a theatrical medium that is quite separate from the folk or traditional
Politically a state that has long suffered from governmental neglect leading to frustration and extremism among its youth, scientifically the state with the highest ratio of AIDS cases in the
