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Theatrical piece Larbre E'trange (The Strange Tree) digs into mythology and folklore to show the connection between human beings and trees

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(Standing from left to right) Pushkar Priyadarshi, Farshan Sheth, Gauravshri Jain and Rohit Jadhav (sitting) during the rehearsal of the Eclipse Story

(Standing from left to right) Pushkar Priyadarshi, Farshan Sheth, Gauravshri Jain and Rohit Jadhav (sitting) during the rehearsal of the Eclipse Story

In popular folklore and mythology, trees belong to the realm of the surreal. They serve as a symbolic, living link between our world and that inhabited by supernatural beings. Playwright Omkar Bhatkar builds his theatrical piece Larbre E'trange (The Strange Tree) on this premise; trees possess a spirit that is intrinsically linked with the mortal soul. Produced by Metamorphosis Theatre Inc, the 75-minute theatrical piece with an eight-member cast is woven together by three stories of people plagued with loneliness and abandonment, who find solace in a strange tree. Using elements of poetry, physical theatre, music and fine arts, the play is an amalgamation of the arts and a first-of-its-kind to be staged in the city.

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