The Delhi Ibsen Festival 2012 at Kamani Auditorium & The Little Theatre Group Auditorium (LTG), Copernicus Marg > 1st-7th December 2012

Time : 
1st to 7th December : 7:00 pm
5th December : 4:00 pm (Additional Show)

Entry : Tickets @ Rs. 100, Rs. 75, Rs. 50, available at :
Offline : At the venues from 21st November 2012. 

Venues : 
1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th and 7th December : Kamani Auditorium, Copernicus Marg, Mandi House, New Delhi-110001
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4th, 5th and 6th December : The Little Theatre Group Auditorium (LTG), Copernicus Marg, Mandi House, New Delhi-110001
Landmark : Next to Kamani Auditorium
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Event Description : The Delhi Ibsen Festival 2012. 
The seven productions being featured at the Delhi Ibsen Festival are experiments into new directions. Five productions are specially created for the festival. All the productions are extremely innovative very special, in the wide range of Ibsen's plays that are being featured, as well as the quality of the productions.
The festival features younger directors like Heisnam Tomba from Manipur and Sankar Venkateswaran from Trichur, Kerala and Ovlyakuli form Tashkent, from whom we will witness a very revolutionary approach to Ibsen; from Staniewski (Poland) working with Kolkata's Padatik Company, which will open the festival, comes a very metaphoric and evocative production; Shubham Bhatia of Ramjas College, creates an excellent sociological adaptation of Ibsen into a rural scenario; The Lady from the Sea from Norway (Riksteatret: National Travelling Theatre of Norway) and A Doll's House from Pakistan (Sheema Kermani) represent superb acting and powerful histrionics.
The Delhi Ibsen Festival 2012 Seminar, projects an unusual theme...."Who is the Enemy?" 
The idea of 'enemy' is open to multiple levels of interpretation encompassing aesthetics, history, socio-political issues and economic scenarios of discourse. Many conventional and established ideologies are reviewed as open-ended questions.
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Schedule : 

Dec 1
The Master Builder by Wlodzimierz Staniewski
Padatik (Kolkata)
Hindi/ English
in collaboration with the Polish Institute, New Delhi
7pm Kamani Auditorium
Dec 2
When We Dead Awaken
by Sankar Venkateswaran
Theatre Roots & Wings (Kerala)
Malayalam with English super-titles
7pm Kamani Auditorium
Dec 3
Ghosts by Ovlyakuli Khodjakuli
Eski Masjid Theatre Studio (Uzbekistan)
Uzbek with English super-titles
7pm Kamani Auditorium
Dec 4
Gurrya Ka Ghar by Anwer Jafri
(A play in Urdu based on Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House)
Tehrik-e-Niswan Cultural Action Group (Pakistan)
Urdu
7pm LTG Auditorium
Dec 5
Lady From the Sea by Anne - Karen Hytten
Riksteatret (Norway)
Norwegian with English super-titles
7pm
Kamani
Auditorium
Gurrya Ka Ghar by Anwer Jafri
(A play in Urdu based on Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House)
Tehrik-e-Niswan Cultural Action Group (Pakistan)
Urdu
4pm
at
LTG Audi
Dec 6
Jai Jawaan Party by Shubham Bhatia
(An adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s The League of Youth)
Ramjas College
Hindi
7pm LTG Auditorium
Dec 7
An Enemy of the People by Heisnam Tomba
Kalakshetra Manipur (Manipur)
Manipuri with English super-titles
7pm Kamani Auditorium
Dec 8 Ibsen Seminar 10 am - 5 pm India International Centre
Dec 9 Ibsen Seminar 10 am - 5 pm India International Centre
Dec 9 Ibsen Festival Dinner 8 pm - 11 pm India International Centre

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