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Aaina Dramatics: Spotlight 2023
The highly anticipated flagship event of the Aaina Dramatics Club, “Spotlight -2023” took place on 10th February, 2022 at the Library Auditorium, MIT.
It consisted of 6 plays: 3 English and 3 Hindi, performed by first year members of the club. The event was judged … Continue Reading
A bigshot was murdered by a gang of five. Being in jail, one of the five must sacrifice their life to save the others, but who? Who is truly loyal? What were their motives behind the crimes they committed: assets or personal reasons?
Daldal—a one-act play performed by Ada Dramatics … Continue Reading
A long, long time ago, an antagonised sage cursed the Devas to be stripped off their strength and good fortune. In an ensuing war against the Asuras, they were defeated and thereby lost control of the universe. In despair, they turned to Lord Brahma, who then directed them to … Continue Reading
“Betrayed by my brother, cuckolded by my fiancé and nearly murdered by my oldest friend, let us hope we never again see a murder at the Haversham manor.”
On 25th October, Kalamanch, the official theater club of Manipal Institute of Communication presented their semester production—‘The Play That Goes Wrong.’ Although … Continue Reading
Theatre as a form of expression has been ubiquitous to all languages and cultures around the world. It is highly revered among performing arts and thereby demands a superior set of skills, dedication, and devotion. Manipal Centre for Humanities has been a pioneer in producing and promoting this art form … Continue Reading
‘Harvest’, a celebrated play by Manjula Padmanabhan, directed by Nidhi Panicker, was brought to life by the MCH Theatre Club on 29th March 2019. The much-anticipated drama-comedy-sci-fi piece took shape in the Gangubai Hanagal Auditorium in the Manipal Centre for Humanities and invited an excited audience. By six in … Continue Reading
As the title and poster might suggest, the play ‘Bade Miyaan Deewaane’ is set in retro Bollywood style. It is light-hearted comedy enriched with subtle humour, satire, and the occasional Urdu ‘Shayari’. Being the main production of this semester, the Aaina Dramatics club made sure that the play successfully captured … Continue Reading
‘Bhagua Ki Prateeksha Me’ is the Indian adaptation of the classic play, ‘Waiting For Godot’ written by Samuel Beckett. It was performed on the 28th of March in TMA Pai auditorium, organized by the Department of European Studies. As the English original has found a place in the course … Continue Reading
In a kingdom that has been ravaged by drought for years, a fire sacrifice is being carried out at the palace. But Lord Indra, the custodian of rains, isn’t appeased. ‘Agni Varsha’, a tale from the epic Mahabharata, is based on the play ‘The fire and the rain’ by one … Continue Reading
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