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It is sad when we start censoring ourselves, says theatre director Atul Kumar - Vimarsana News

It is sad when we start censoring ourselves, says theatre director Atul Kumar

Long back, he had seen the film 'To Be or Not To Be', a textbook movie shown at all film schools which is about a Polish theatre group struggling to survive, trying to escape and fool Hitler and his people. The film made a huge impact on ...

'Anybody who has a spine and can stand against an authoritarian voice has been attacked all through history': Atul Kumar - Vimarsana News

'Anybody who has a spine and can stand against an authoritarian voice has been attacked all through history': Atul Kumar

Theatre director Atul Kumar on fear and courage, his new play Baaghi Albele, and bringing down the curtains on Piya Behrupiya

Theatre Studies B.A. Society, School Of Theatre To Present 'Mountain Language' April 1 & 2 - Vimarsana News

Theatre Studies B.A. Society, School Of Theatre To Present 'Mountain Language' April 1 & 2

Co-directed by Michele Dunleavy and Dr. Jeanmarie Higgins, "Mountain Language" explores political violence and individual liberty.

Harold Pinter's perfectionism included ice-cream sales, letter shows | Harold Pinter - Vimarsana News

Harold Pinter's perfectionism included ice-cream sales, letter shows | Harold Pinter

Exclusive: Document reveals playwright’s attention to detail while US book recalls his precision on pauses

Nicola Pagett obituary - Vimarsana News

Nicola Pagett obituary

Nicola Pagett obituary Michael Coveney © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: PA Nicola Pagett, who has died suddenly of a brain tumour aged 75, will not easily be forgotten by anyone who saw her on stage or screen over a career of 30 years. She was a glacial, beautiful presence in plays from Shaw to Pinter and she illuminated Upstairs, Downstairs on television in the early 1970s. She played Elizabeth Bellamy, the spoilt and self-absorbed daughter of the upscale Belgravia household in Eaton Square, who makes the mistake of marrying a poet with no interest in the physical si...

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