A 7th-century Sanskrit classic will be brought to life on stage this Saturday in Bengaluru. The production, presented by Punaha Theatre Udupi, is adapted and directed by the acclaimed playwright Mahesh Dattani. The performance features Yakshagana choreography by Bannanje Sanjeev Suvarna and music composed by Poornima Bhojraj.
About the Play
The play is based on a classical Sanskrit work from the 7th century, showcasing the rich literary heritage of ancient India. The adaptation by Mahesh Dattani brings a contemporary sensibility to the timeless narrative, while retaining its original essence.
Creative Team
The production boasts a talented creative team. Mahesh Dattani, a renowned playwright and director, has adapted and directed the play. Bannanje Sanjeev Suvarna, an expert in Yakshagana, has choreographed the traditional dance-drama elements. Poornima Bhojraj has composed the music, blending classical and folk traditions.
Performance Details
The event is scheduled for this Saturday in Bengaluru. Audiences can expect a unique theatrical experience that combines ancient storytelling with vibrant Yakshagana performance. The play aims to make classical literature accessible to modern audiences through innovative staging and music.
Punaha Theatre Udupi, known for its dedication to traditional and experimental theatre, continues to promote cultural heritage through this production. The performance promises to be a memorable evening for theatre enthusiasts and lovers of Sanskrit literature.
