Theatre

The International Theatre Institute sets the theme of world theatre day 2023 i.e."Theatre and a Culture of Peace"

Can single screens be resuscitated?

The director of Shriram Bharatiya Kala Kendra explains what it takes to be a good theatre artist

Not just actors, the stage is open to a wide range of talented people. We tell you the skills you need to be a theatre artist and the training institutes that produce the best

The director, called 'the greatest innovator of his generation' and known in India for his version of The Mahabharata, was awarded the Padma Shri last year

The makers of the Shahid Kapoor sports drama 'Jersey' have decided to postpone the theatrical release of the film after civil restrictions were reimposed due to fears over the Omicron variant

At least Rs 5,000 crore is at stake for the film industry in the next six months, say experts

Sooryavanshi, Annaatthe, Eternals expected to together match first-week sales of 2019 level

Yusuf Khan from Peshawar, aka Dilip Kumar, was completely believable in a wide range of roles in a span of 12 years at the height of his career covering 62 films in nearly 50 years

A South African journalist who sold his accordion to buy passage to Europe, Kretzmer failed as a novelist in Paris, playing a piano for meals in a brasserie

"It was Ebrahim Alkazi who laid my creative foundation," says actor Pankaj Kapur, adding that the three years of training under Alkazi at NSD in the capital were the best years of his life

PM Narendra Modi on Tuesday condoled the death of eminent theatre personality Ebrahim Alkazi, saying he will be remembered for his efforts to make theatre more popular and accessible across India.

Alkazi, who was the longest serving director of the National School of Drama, produced plays such as "Girish Karnad's "Tughlaq" and Dharamvir Bharati's "Andha Yug".

As an actor, Lagoo's roles in Marathi plays such as "Natsamrat" and "Himalayachi Saoli", and films like "Pinjra" made him popular

Actor Balraj Sahni's work in theatre and films was often informed by his political and personal struggles, his son and biographer Parikshat Sahni tells Ranjita Ganesan

The third edition of the festival will present the classic and the avant-garde with big-ticket names, writes Amrita Singh

Say will not screen films that are released on OTT simultaneously

This form of theatre helps develop a deeper sense of community, and allows people to share things they may not have addressed before

PVR and Gold Cinemas have added a few single screens to their kitty across india