rafiki’s “Sign Out” performances

by March 26, 2013 Deepa's Jottings, Society

For two years now the oldest film studio in town has been home to our work…

It is time to leave…but before we go…

Sign-out
rafiki presents a series of performances
as a tribute to the space.

March, 2013

Thursday 28th
The Fabulous Adventures of Aditi and Friends
rafiki
7pm
Friday 29th
Somewhat Like a Balloon
Just Theatre
7pm
Saturday 30th
Woza Albert!
rafiki
7pm
Sunday 31st
Full Meals
Tahatto
6pm
Jannal & Seethaimark Seeyakkaai Thool
Koothu-p-pattarai and PERCH
7pm

All performances will be at our space:
c/o K K Foundation and Public Charitable Trust
48/3 (Opp. Al Ameen Hospital)
Miller’s Tank Bund Road
Off Cunningham Road
Bangalore 560 052
(Route map attached)

The shows are NOT TICKETED. There will be a BOX FOR your CONTRIBUTIONS, which will go towards covering the costs, including a payment of modest honorariums to the artists involved.

Important note: Do confirm your attendance by writing to warafiki@yahoo.com as our space can accommodate only a limited number of people.

Performance details
The Fabulous Adventures of Aditi and Friends (Kannada and English) is a performance for children of all ages, directed by Anish Victor and performed by Aruna Manjunath, Ashiqa Salvan, Ravindra Vijay, Rency Philip, Ruchi Raveendran and Sunaina. Duration: 40 minutes.

Somewhat Like a Balloon (English) is directed by Vinod Ravindran and is suitable for audiences 9 years and above. The performance features Anjali Nair, Anshul Pathak, Rency Philip and Swetanshu Bora. Duration: 80 minutes

Woza Albert! (English) Originally directed by Hartman de Souza, the current version is directed by Ashish D’Abreo (The similarity in surnames is co-incidental). The play features Anish Victor and Sachin Gurjale. Duration: 70 minutes.

Full Meals (English, Kannada and Hindi) is directed Prashanth Nair and is performed by Vaishak Shankar, Kalyani Nair, Raghav Srinivasan, Piyush Agarwal, and Prashant Nair. Duration: 45 minutes.

Jannal and Seethaimark Seeyakkaai Thool are two short solo performances in Tamil, directed by Na. Muthuswamy. Performed by Anandsami. Music by Vedanth Bharadwaj. Duration: 40 minutes.

We will be happy to answer any queries that you may have. Do mail us at

R

or call on

9986371543.⊕

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