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Writers’ Bloc – 3 | The Djinns of Eidgah

Sun 22nd January 2012
Written by Abhishek Majumdar Directed by Richard Twyman Cast: Adhir Bhat, Ali Fazal, Ankur Vikal, Divyang Thakkar, Faezeh Jalali, Karan Pandit, Neil Bhoopalam, Rajit Kapur and Shernaz Patel
English Play
Theater - Tata Theatre

Twelve incredible plays scripted by 12 imaginative minds come together for one unique festival—Writers’ Bloc. 

Writers’ Bloc is an initiative by Rage to identify and nurture promising playwrights. Of the 104 contenders from all over India, 12 playwrights were identified to be trained by the best in the business—The Royal Court Theatre, UK. With major support from the British Council and the JSW Foundation, and with expert training provided by the Royal Court, these 12 playwrights worked for one year on developing new and exciting plays.

And Writers’ Bloc is where they will be staged for the first time. Mumbai’s finest talent, along with brilliant theatre groups from Bengaluru, Chennai and Delhi, will share with you these stories over a 10-day festival.

 

A boy picks up a football. A doctor picks up a toy. A girl picks up a story. A boy picks up a shoe. A soldier picks up his gun. A boy picks up a stone. A vulture picks up a bone. A Djinn picks up from where he left off.... The Djinns of Eidgah 
is the story of Ashrafi and Bilal, two children stranded in the tragic impasse of Kashmir.

 

(Age Restriction : For 10 years and above)

 

 

Serial No.Name of the PlayDateVenue
1.The Djinns of Eidgah22nd JanTata Theatre
2.Still And Still Moving 23rd JanExperimental Theatre
3.Once, On That Street24th JanExperimental Theatre
4.Mahua25th JanExperimental Theatre
5.Satellite City26th JanExperimental Theatre
6.The Long Way Home27th JanExperimental Theatre
7.Jaal28th JanExperimental Theatre
8.Pereira’s Bakery on 76 Chapel Road29th JanExperimental Theatre
9.OK Tata Bye Bye30th JanExperimental Theatre
10.Spunk31stExperimental Theatre
 



 

 

 

This event has been organised by Rage in collaboration with The JSW Foundation, The Royal Court Theatre, UK and The British Council.

Rs.750, 600, 450, 300 & 160/- (for Members). Rs.1,000, 800, 600, 400 & 200/- (for Public).