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On the 31st of October, all of Manipal adorned themselves in spooky costumes, to celebrate Halloween. In contrast to the eerie atmosphere, comedy-enthusiasts were gathered in Fortune Inn Valley, to watch the Manipal edition of ‘The Other Guys’, a stand-up tour by Karunesh Talwar and Sumit Anand.
Organized by Untied … Continue Reading
Mystery has been considered one of the most daunting of theatrical genres to pull off; even more when you are staging a production of the world’s best-selling mystery till date – ‘And Then There Were None’, by the queen of mystery herself, Agatha Christie.
Now, not many would dare to … Continue Reading
For a campus filled with aspiring stand-up comedians, it’s no surprise that renowned comedian Abhishek Upmanyu’s show Thoda Saaf Bol was an absolute stunner.
Hailing from Delhi, the young comedian is known for his quick-witted humour aside from his punch-filled one liners, and rapper-like deliverance. Amassing over 380k followers on … Continue Reading
In times of trouble, life leaves a person with two choices – working their way through the problem, or working their way around it. A significant number of people would select the latter, as it may appear that along this path, the grass is greener. Soon enough, however, one finds … Continue Reading
On the 18th of August, Manipal witnessed a riot of laughter as Kunal Kamra rocked the stage with his stand-up, tickling the funny bone all too well. Organized by DL 101, which comprises of seven passionate MIT students from Delhi (the band of Sujay, Dhruvraaj, Neha, Ujjwal, Ankita, Anand … Continue Reading
As Saturday evening unfolded, the amphitheater at T.M.A. Pai Park teemed with the hustle of an anticipating audience eager to watch Rashomon, a play by ADA Dramatics.
ADA, in association with Betaal, performed a Hindi adaptation of the eponymous Japanese film from 1950 in a unique form called Yakshagana, which … Continue Reading
Whenever we think of Rajesh Khanna, the first movie that comes to the mind is Anand. This masterpiece, iconic not just for its dialogues but also for its songs, is directed by Hrishikesh Mukherjee. Hrishi da (as he was popularly known) worked with Kaka in two other movies- the socialist … Continue Reading
Reality is not pleasant and our society, never perfect. In a series of skits, the theatre group Dramanon expressed this assertion in the form of short humorous interactions. The seventh edition of Comikaze was a fun-filled theatre extravaganza. Among the seven plays performed, three were from the Hyderabad chapter of … Continue Reading
The more you listen, the more you know; the more you inspire, the more you grow. To quote The Joker, “If you’re good at something, never do it for free.” Of course, his statement here extends beyond merely exploiting your skill for money. To have an idea, a belief or … Continue Reading
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