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Good response to Parva on stage
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Good response to Parva on stage

March 14, 2021

Mysore/Mysuru: Novelist Dr. S.L. Bhyrappa’s novel ‘Parva’ which has been adapted into a play was staged for the second and third time at Kalamandira in city yesterday and the event got good response from theatre enthusiasts. Today morning, Kalamandira campus was abuzz and a festive mood prevailed. Theatre lovers from Mandya, Kollegal, Chamarajanagar and other…

Dr. Bhyrappa’s  Parva  dramatised
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Dr. Bhyrappa’s Parva dramatised

March 12, 2021

Good response for first day, first show at Kalamandira Mysore/Mysuru: It was a dream come true for thousands of theatre-buffs as the first show of the theatrical form of ‘Parva’, written by noted Kannada novelist Dr. S.L. Bhyrappa, was successfully staged at Kalamandira in city this morning. “I hereby declare the play open.” This one…

Countdown begins for ‘Parva’
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Countdown begins for ‘Parva’

March 10, 2021

Mysore/Mysuru: Countdown has begun for theatrical performance of ‘Parva’, a novel by noted Kannada litterateur Dr. S.L. Bhyrappa at Kalamandira in city from Mar. 12. The total capacity of Kalamandira is 820 seats (without balcony seats) and tickets are priced at Rs.500 and Rs.250, Rangayana Director Addanda C. Cariappa told media persons this morning.  People…

“My life will change, if I win”
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“My life will change, if I win”

March 10, 2021

Prakash Belawadi has carved a niche in the field of theatre. Being a most seasoned drama director, even he too is developing cold feet till the first show of ‘Parva’ is staged at Kalamandira. Taking a break from the busy rehearsal, he spoke to Star of Mysore on his preparations and experience of bringing Dr….

PARVA: All set for Pan India Show
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PARVA: All set for Pan India Show

March 10, 2021

Nataka Karnataka Rangayana has made a big name in Indian theatre repertory. It has 31 years of experience and has done a lot of experiments. Now it is experimenting on staging the theatrical form of noted Kannada Novelist Dr. S.L. Bhyrappa’s greatest work ‘Parva’ written in 1979. Preparations are on to make this a milestone…

Vachana Gaayana event by twin sisters on Mar.7
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Vachana Gaayana event by twin sisters on Mar.7

March 6, 2021

Mysore/Mysuru: ‘Vachana Deevige’, a Vachana recitation programme will take place at  Sriranga auditorium in Rangayana premises at 6.30 pm on Mar.7, according to Rangayana Director Addanda C.Cariappa. Noting that Bendre Kavya  programme took place in January and Tatvapada Gayana in February, Cariappa said that now Vachana Gaayana event will be held on Mar.7, with twin…

Parva seminar begins
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Parva seminar begins

February 21, 2021

Novelist Dr. S.L. Bhyrappa calls upon people to buy tickets to watch plays Mysore/Mysuru: Ahead of staging of much-awaited theatre adaptation of Saraswati Samman awardee Dr. S.L. Bhyrappa’s novel ‘Parva’ in the month of March, a day-long seminar titled ‘Parva – Virat Darshana,’ jointly  organised by Rangayana Mysuru and Dr. S.L. Bhyrappa Sahitya Pratishtana, began…

State to have four more Rangayanas: Minister
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State to have four more Rangayanas: Minister

February 21, 2021

Mysore/Mysuru: Minister for Kannada and Culture Aravind Limbavali said that Karnataka will have four more Rangayanas in addition to the existing four. He was speaking to press persons after witnessing scenes of  the  rehearsal of the play adapted from acclaimed writer Dr. S.L. Bhyrappa’s novel ‘Parva,’ which is being practiced at Rangayana here on Thursday….

Theatre camps make women self-reliant: Jayashree
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Theatre camps make women self-reliant: Jayashree

February 21, 2021

Mysore/Mysuru: B. Jayashree, former Rangayana Director and veteran theatre artiste, opined that training in theatre will make women self-reliant and helps develop general knowledge. She was speaking at the 2nd show of ‘Roopa Roopagalanu Daati,’ a Kannada play staged by Sanchalana women’s theatre troupe during the valedictory of training programme for women at Mini Theatre…

Women portrayed as villains in tele-serials, rues veteran theatre artiste
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Women portrayed as villains in tele-serials, rues veteran theatre artiste

February 19, 2021

Mysore/Mysuru: Feminism has taken a back-seat with women being portrayed as villain in most of the Kannada tele-serials. Women viewers must shoot letters to TV channels for creating anti-women feeling in society, opined Rameshwari Verma, a veteran theatre artiste. She was speaking after inaugurating a Kannada play ‘Kododilla? Bidodilla!!!’, staged by trainees of ‘Padma Shri…

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