A light-hearted comedy play in English woven into middle-class Indian social fabric:

• Based on the original Bengali novel Chhadmabesi and the super hit Hindi Bollywood film “Chupke Chupke”.

• Strong DOUBLE CAST (Calcutta and Allahabad) of 30 actors will bring a dozen characters to life, along with dancers and narrators.

• Five shows on April 26 - April 28 at Mosesian Center for the Arts.

• Casting, Script Editing, & Direction: Subrata Das

SETU’s 20th anniversary celebration with an English play (translation) about the carnage and destruction of the dynastic war of the Indian epic Mahabharata on its final day.

• Playwright: Dharamvir Bharati

• Casting & Direction: Subrata Das

A strong double cast will bring the powerful dynastic characters to life, along with dancers, narrators and chorists, in 2:30 hours including an intermission. An ALL-FEMALE cast, Naaree, as in this poster, portrays fifteen Pandava and Kaurava males and their allies with Gandhari being played by the only male actor. This, however, is "flipped" in the second regular cast, Purush, in which the sole male character is portrayed by a female actor.

Three plays as part of SETU’s 20th anniversary celebration:

• Vijay Tendulkar’s Kanyadaan

• Munshi Premchand’s Sadgati

• Mini Love based on Eugene O’Neill’s Anna Christie

Four shows on March 31 - April 2 at Mosesian Center for the Arts. All three plays are going to be performed in each show. There will be a panel discussion on Saturday, April 1 at 5:30pm.

30 actors in a double cast, 4 shows, and 1 panel discussion. More details and the box office ticket link are forthcoming.

Concept & Direction: Subrata Das