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Theatre lovers and creative artistes can rejoice as Rage Productions hosts a mini-festival of five of its popular plays while choreographer Shiamak Davar, the True School of Music and theatreperson Divya Palat are joining hands to stage intensive workshops. Soma Das shares the details

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Mumbai Guide,  mini-festival, Rage Productions, popular plays,  choreographer Shiamak Davar, True School of Music and theatreperson Divya Palat, workshops

Mumbai Guide, mini-festival, Rage Productions, popular plays, choreographer Shiamak Davar, True School of Music and theatreperson Divya Palat, workshops

There’s a mini-festival in town
Rage Productions started in 1993, when Shernaz Patel, Rahul da Cunha and Rajit Kapur joined hands and decided to make plays without an eye to the box office’. Since then, the group has staged acclaimed as well as popular plays such as Class of ‘84 and The Glass Menagerie.

A scene from Mahua
A scene from Mahua

Throughout this week, five of its plays will be staged at Prithvi theatre. It will include Class of  ’84, which offers a unique take on friendship over time; Mahua, a play on a tribal belt whose inhabitants face the threat of displacement; One on One, a show of monologues about contemporary India; The Glass Menagerie based on the classic play written by Tennessee Williams; and The Bureaucrat about a senior bureaucrat who needs to solve a national crisis.

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