HubbalLi: Adi Ranga Theater School (Arts), who has received financial support for the RS 95 lakh song under CSR funds from Nadu Nadu based on Nudu, the Navratna company, is now ready to charm the audience, and to train fans in various drama art.
Yashavant sirdeshpande, president, teacher institute, where art has emerged, told TOI that art place was built on 36 guntas on the outskirts of Lohia Nagar, Hubballi.
“We have obtained land from Huda in 2013, but work at school began in 2017.
The sophisticated premise has emerged by utilizing available and inexpensive resources.
Apart from the contribution of Rs 95 lakh from NLC India, the Hubballi-based VRL company gave Rs 20 Lakh Under its CSR funds.
Many more sympathizers have contributed to this project, and we also spend from our own income.
We have spent around Rs 1.7 Crore at the theater school so far.
Because of better ideas pitched, We update infrastructure in place, “he said.
Secretary of the Malalati Sirdeshpande Institute said that the theater school had seven blocks, which included Ranga Bendre, Vijaya Ranga and Anantha Ranga for exercise; Sadhana Ranga, where a collection of rare books is preserved; Srikalpa Ranga, a dormitory to accommodate 60 people; Shanti Ranga for sound culture and meditation and Ruchi Ranga, which holds a cafeteria.
“All places are designed with the concept of three eats, educating, and entertaining wisely.
We are doing acting as well as classical, semi-classical and contemporary dance classes, and also classes for other performing arts here, by collecting minimal costs, and moderate Trying to affiliate with the university.
The art was inaugurated in January 2020, but the activity was suspended due to Covid-19 pandemic.
The inauguration was held on July 1, and the game ‘Rashi Chakra’ was staged on that occasion.
We have planned to play the game every month, “he added.
Sharanappa HD Tagtural, member of the Executive Committee, Art, confirmed that Vijaya Ranga’s auditorium would also be available for other organizational cultural events, rent.
“It is equipped with a sophisticated sound and light system, using customary technology.
We have made it an echo-echo auditorium, to meet the theater requirements,” he said.
Vice President Madhu Umarji said that a group of theater and cultural fans, ‘Ari Ranga’ friends were formed.
“They will be intimacy about our activities first.
Dosti Club for school children will be formed, so they can come here to learn and participate in activities.
Our goal is to make complex art for art performances,” he said.