IAPAR 2024 has concluded, and I am now in another part of India, attending yet another theatre festival. In Part 1 (read it here), I explored how Indian theatre differs in scope and projection from Chinese theatre, particularly the kind seen in Europe. In this second part, I will focus on how many contemporary Indian […]
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It’s day two of the IAPAR International Theatre Festival here in Pune, India. This marks my second year attending the festival, but it’s the first time I’m here as a reviewer—a new role that I’m still getting used to, after years of wearing other hats: theatre producer, writer, actor, and director. Being back in India, […]
