| ANANT
On Stage |
KATHOKATAY
AGAMANI
at INTACH, Lodhi Estate on 28th October
at 6.00 p.m.
Acclaimed as a major contribution,
this solo performance by Ashish Ghosh combines
two almost extinct traditions of kathokata and agomani to create
an universal language for theatre.
Story Telling Session
at India Habitat Centre - Book Club,
Lodhi Road on 8th November.
CHHUTTI - school shows
folk tales dramatised
in an innovative way
at Poorva Sanskritik Kendra Auditorium,
Vikas Marg on 14 November '05 at 9:30 am.
at Delhi Tamil Sangam Auditorium, R
K Puram, Sec-1 on 16 November '05 at 9:30 am.
Folk tales dramatised in an innovative
way.
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For the last five years ANANT
has carried forth with the mission :
'In
theatre we come together, and together we celebrate'
We have stressed particularly the
necessity for togetherness - of artists & audience, of all theatre
lovers across India, of society & theatre, of the human with the
ideal.
We have found that real children's
theatre is universal in appeal, reaching out to 'the child' in
all of us, and not only to the biological child. We have known that
this 'child' in us seeks a secure space to come out in the open,
transcending the barriers created by the ‘adult' world.
| ANANT
in news |
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Dr Ashish Ghosh represented ASSITEJ-India as the Indian delegate
to the ASSITEJ World Congress in Montreal, Canada--20-30
September. ASSITEJ is the international organisation of theatre
for young people. For the first time, India was put to the ASSITEJ
family in recognisable terms. Ashish Ghosh also performed KATHOKATAY
AGAMANI in Ottawa and Toronto; and lec-demo in Quebec
City.
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ANANT is participating in AYA Exchange Programme, Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia –– 5 – 13 December,
2005 |
Contact ANANT
An Association for Nascent Art and Natural Theatre
E-832, Chittaranjan Park, New Delhi - 110019
Telephone: 51603537, 26273439
E-mail: info@anantindia.org | anantheatre@rediffmail.com
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