Basavaraj and troupe from Ranebennur performing ‘Nandi Kolu’ folk dance as part of Bahuroopi Janapada Utsava at Kindarijogi premises in Kalamandira yesterday.
Picture shows an artwork titled ‘Naanu Ninnolaga… Neenu Nannolaga…’ (Am I in you… Are you in me…), installed by artist L. Yogananda, an alumnus of CAVA, Mysuru, using glass pieces and cinema reels depicting the portrait of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, at Rangayana premises as part of the ongoing ‘Bahuroopi Baba Saheb.’
The week-long 25th National Theatre Festival, with the theme Baba Saheb Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, will conclude tomorrow (Jan. 18) with Musical Narrative of Baba Saheb by Punjab Singer Ginni Mahi and troupe at Kalamandira at 7 pm.
Artistes of Lokjagruti Natya Sanstha, Chandrapur, Maharashtra, staging the Marathi play ‘Trutiya Ratna’ at Bhoomigeetha in Rangayana as part of ongoing Bahuroopi National Theatre Festival yesterday. The play written by Mahatma Jyotiba Phule was directed by Anirudha Wankar.
Students of Nalwadi School of Cultural and Eductional Trust, Mysuru staged the play ‘Aalida Mahaswamigalu’ at Vanaranga yesterday. The play written by Ravikiran R. Ballagere was directed by Dinesh Chammalige.
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