[Reader-list] Tamasha Na Hua - A Play by Bhanu Bharti, New Delhi/ CASTING CALL FOR THREE SHORT FILMS, DELHI, M/F ARTISTES NEEDED

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Tamasha Na Hua - A Play by Bhanu Bharti


Tamasha Na Hua - Play. Written & Directed By Bhanu Bharti And Presented By AAYAM.

At Sri Ram Center on 28th, 29th and 30th June 2011 at 6:30 PM.

For tickets call 09990756476. Tickets will be available at the venue.

Tamasha Na Hua depicts a group of theatre actors rehearsing one of Tagore's most popular works - Muktdhara. The narrative is essentially a discussion among the actors on the relevance of the play which leads to a serious debate about the freedom of men in the present political, technological and cultural context. Needless to say, the debate remains inconclusive and the play unperformed.

While dealing with the issues of freedom in the present times, the play also gives voice to the problems, practical as well as conceptual, that theatre faces in the present times.

Even as the audience is bound to leave with more questions than answers, the play is above all, a tribute to the thought-provoking words of the poet who continues to live on in our angst, hopes and dreams. 


About the director: Bhanu Bharti

One of the most eminent Indian theatre directors, who created a niche for himself and Indian theatre on the world arena, Bhanu Bharti was born in 1947 in Ajmer, Rajasthan. He graduated from NSD in 1973, bagging the Best all Round student and the Best Director awards. Later he studied traditional theatre of Japan at the University of Tokyo. 
Bhanu Bharti has over fifty productions to his credit. His major works are “Chandrama Singh urf Chamku”, “Ras Gandharva”, Azar Ka Khawab and Yamgatha. His productions like Pashu Gayatri, Kal Katha and Amar Beej are based on his study of the performances and rituals of the Bheel tribe of the Mewar region of Rajasthan. He has also directed a film on Gavari, the dance theatre of the Bheels. 
Bhanu Bharti headed the Drama Department of Rajasthan University, Jaipur, from its inception in 1976 till 1978. He has also taught dramatic literature, scenic design and acting in many institutions, including the NSD. He has served as Director of the Shri Ram Centre for Art and Culture, Delhi and headed Bharatiya Lok Kola Manda, Udaipur. He was also the Chairman of Rajathan Sangeet Natak Akademi. 
Bhanu Bharti has been honoured with many prestigious Nations Awards for his exclusive contribution to the field of theatre including the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award and Rajasthan Sahitya Akademi Award.



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CASTING CALL FOR THREE SHORT FILMS, DELHI, M/F ARTISTES NEEDED


The films will be directed by student filmmakers participating in Impulse Filmmaking Programme 2011.
DATES: Artistes will be needed for 1-2 days of shooting any day between 1st and 8th July 2011 (final dates to be decided). Plus some additional time for preparatory work, rehearsals etc.

MORE INFO AND PH NOS BELOW

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FILM 01: Working Title: AKELAPAN; Short Fiction.
Synopsis: In the hubbub of the city, an old couple yearn for their family.

ARTISTES REQUIRED:

Main Character – OLD MAN
50 to 60 years. Expressive. (Brief Dialogue) Must be fluent in Hindi.

MAIN Character – OLD WOMAN
50 to 60 years. Expressive. (Brief Dialogue) Must be fluent in Hindi.

Featured Other Characters
An old man – 50-60 yrs.
1 boy – 8 to 10yrs
1 Girl – 8 to 10 yrs
Middle aged woman – 30’s – 40’s

Interested actors may contact: Anirudh: +91 - 99710 32264

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FILM 02: Working Title: Do Not Disturb; Short Fiction.
Synopsis: A young man, a middle aged woman, a teenage girl, a phone call and city life.

ARTISTES REQUIRED:

Main Character – Middle aged woman
35 - 45 years. Healthy, North Indian looking. Must be fluent in Hindi. Will speak dialogues.

Supporting Character – Young man
19 - 25 years. Medium height, and average / lanky build preferred. (Brief dialogue)

Featured – Teenage girl
16-18 years old. Slender.

Interested actors may contact: Hari Krishna: +91 – 99104 11393

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FILM 03: Working Title: Beauty in Confusion; Short Fiction.
Synopsis: A film that explores the perception of beauty among young urban women.

ARTISTES REQUIRED

Main Character – YOUNG WOMAN
17-23 Years. Slender and trendy looking. Wheatish to dusky complexion preferred. Expressive.

Main Character- YOUNG WOMAN
17-23 Years. Plump. Pleasant to look at. Expressive.

Supporting Character- YOUNG WOMAN
17-23 years. Slim to average build. Expressive. Should look like an aspiring air hostess.

Interested actors may contact: Abhinava Bhattacharyya : (+91) 99 100 76685

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Please note that these are student films, made on very limited financial resources. 


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