[Reader-list] [Announcements] Invitation to two performances in Delhi

[Logos Theatre]

Correction - 'Somewhere A Country', the Spoken Word performance, is on the
18th, at 18:30, at
Anandgram,
Sanskriti Kendra,
Meherauli-Gurgaon Road,
Ayanagar,

And not as previously mentioned. Apologies for the error. 'Shreds and
Patches', the solo Shakespeare performance, is at the IIT auditorium on the
21st at 18:30, as previously mentioned.
Both performances are non-ticketed and open to all.

Warm regards,
Arka

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Date: Sun, 12 Oct 2008 11:51:03 +0530
From: "Logos Theatre" <logos.theword at gmail.com>
Subject: [Reader-list] [Announcements] Invitation to two performances
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> Hello everyone,
>          I'd like to invite you to two upcoming performances at IIT-Delhi:
>
> On the 18th, I'd be performing "Somewhere A Country", a solo performance in
> Spoken Word and "Unword", at the IIT auditorium at half past six in the
> evening. This features Spoken Word (my own poetry as well as pieces by
> Dylan
> Thomas, Anna Akhmatova, Mahmoud Derwish, etc.), movement, and digital
> imagery by Honey Bajaj, Shilo Shiv Suleiman and others.
>
> On the 21st, I am performing Shreds and Patches, my solo, devised
> Shakespeare piece, also at the IIT auditorium at half past six in the
> evening. This is a piece which has been in performance over the last year
> and a half all over the country and tries to look for many  Shakespeares -
> the deeply personal, the political and the universal.
>
> Please do come to watch the performances, and do extend the invitation to
> your friends in Delhi. Both performances are open to all.
>
> Warm regards,
> Arka
>
>
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