Nagpur: After a full stop on theater activities since February this year, amateur theater groups in Nagpur are preparing to restart their off-line and on-stage activities.
If everything goes well, theater fans will be able to see full English and marathi games, and a series of other performances in August.
“On January 23 and 24, we presented the production of 80 Stagecraft Theater, while we walked, romantic comedy in English.
But the second wave immediately attacked after that and we had to stop all activities.
Now, we are back,” said Veteran Theater Vikash Khurana , “During locking, we practice online for 5 short dramas, each duration of 20 minutes.
At least 25 the timer was first introduced through this.
We practiced in June because the restrictions were appointed and planned to engrave him on July 3.
However, restrictions back, “Khurana said.
Stagecraft has decided to bring this 5 drama in video format and have a Youtube launch next week.
They also practice for full long games.
“This will be staged in August because we expect the situation to be improved at that time.
We are ready to play in front of a 50% capacity audience,” Khurana said.
The Sanjay Bhakre Foundation, which is known for carrying new talents on the stage, will come with a full length Marathi game.
“Two-round comedy in Marathi is ready to reach the immediate stage.
I have invited young people and eager to join us for it.
Recuming thelatre will prove an energy amplifier for artists,” said Sanjay Bhakre.
Even the place where the South Zone Culture Center (SCZCC) will see several activities from August 9.
“They will be on stage in the presence of an audience with all Covid protocols followed,” Director Deepak Khirwadkar.
SCZCC has planned unique music competitions for band groups facing large setbacks during locking.
“Every party will play six patriotic songs and then national songs together.
This musician is worthy of this encouragement in a difficult situation,” Khirwadkar said.
It has also planned the game ‘Azadi Ki Aur’ Hindi who artist Rashtrabhasha Parivar practiced at this time.
Rangbhoomi, other leading theater organizations, have launched ‘casting calling’ for their upcoming games.
“Artists of men and women age groups are welcome to join and restart theater.
Freshers are welcome,” said the theater activist Virendra Ganvir who heads this group.
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Silence, please Stagecraft to launch 5 short dramas on YouTube, play full on stage next month Sanjay Bhakre Foundation announced the 2-Act Marathi Comedy Play Rashtrabhasha Parivar was practicing for ‘Azadi Ki Aur’, to be staged on August 15 Rangbhoomi gives ‘casting calling’ for SCZCC’s new activities having an on-stage line-up planned for August 9