Should Art 2023: T M Krishna on curation and putting together a lineup that pushes society in uncomfortable directions
The second week of Should Art is curated by musician, activist and G5A advisory council member T M Krishna.
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The second week of Should Art is curated by musician, activist and G5A advisory council member T M Krishna.
The day of November 2 promises to offer loads if you wish to explore Delhi’s culture. Check it out here!
The evening also belonged to another stalwart from Pune. Veteran Lavani performer Shakuntalabai Nagarkar won the META for Best Actor in a Lead Role (Female) for the play Lavani ke Rang. The play, by Mumbai-based Bhushan Korgaonkar, is an exploration of the Sangeet Bari tradition of Lavani.
Hunkaroo dominated the evening, winning half the categories at one of India’s most prestigious theatre awards. The play weaves three stories— by renowned Rajasthani writer Vijaydan Detha and contemporary writers Charan and Khandelwal — to speak of the power of hope in sustaining life. Hunkaroo won the META for Best Production.
Ten plays have been shortlisted from almost 400 entries for the festival