Lucknow: A thought-provoking play titled 'Kaanch Ke Khilone' was staged on the opening day of a three-day theatre festival at the International Buddhist Research Centre on Monday. The festival is organized by the culture department, New Delhi, in collaboration with Akanksha Theatre Arts.
Play Adaptation and Direction
The production was prepared during a 30-day theatre workshop. Adapted by Saurabh Srivastava from the renowned American playwright Tennessee Williams' classic work 'The Glass Menagerie', the play was directed by Achla Bose. It delves into the themes of disintegrating family relationships, youthful aspirations, and the clash between generations.
Symbolism and Cast
Achla Bose shared that the play symbolizes fragile relationships and hopes that can be shattered by even the slightest blow of reality. The cast featured Divyajeet Gupta as Ananda, Ankur Saxena as Rohan, Muskan Soni as Minakshi, and Abhishek Kumar Singh as Shubham. The performances brought depth to the narrative, highlighting the emotional turmoil and conflicts within the family.
Festival Details
The three-day theatre festival promises a series of engaging performances, with 'Kaanch Ke Khilone' setting a high standard on its first day. The event aims to promote theatrical arts and provide a platform for artists to showcase their talents. Audiences can look forward to more thought-provoking plays in the coming days.
