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A
mother’s heartbeat : Kedar Shrestha’s ‘DhukDhuki 72
Megahertz’ challenges predictable tropes with a
layered narrative that explores patriarchy, love,
and the complexities of motherhood, by Rishika
Dhakal (kp 22/11/2024)
When
literature lifts acting : Theatre artist and
director Kedar Shrestha discusses storytelling,
children’s literature, and the evolution of
Nepali theatre, by Rishika Dhakal (kp
28/10/2024)
Is
the Nepali theatre scene short of playwrights?
Experts discuss the challenges and opportunities
facing playwrights in Nepal’s theatre landscape,
by Sanskriti Pokharel (kp 21/09/2024)
Family
fragility and migration:‘Kaacho Dhaago’ tells
the story of familial separation set against a
village grappling with drought and monkey raids,
by Rishika Dhakal (kp 06/09/2024)
A
comical satire on Nepal’s socio-political
reality : ‘Yugko Saancho’, an adaptation of
Roald Dahl’s ‘Charlie and the Chocolate
Factory’, features five different families, each
with their package of antics to be unpacked,
by Rishika Dhakal (kp 19/07/2024)
Arts
unbound, narratives changed : The debate on
disability inclusion in theatres is about more
than accessibility ramps and sign language
interpreters, by Sagar Prasai (kp
17/07/2024)
When
mythology mirrors life : Directed by Rajan
Murarung and written by Kiran Chamling Rai,
Mandala Theatre’s ‘Bakhaamma’ is mystical,
mesmerising and memorable, by Anushka Dhakal
(kp 12/05/2024)
The
battle for identity : Through compelling
narratives and symbolic elements, ‘Maasinya’
portrays the harsh realities faced by
marginalised communities and their ongoing fight
for identity, culture and existence, by
Aarati Ray (kp 10/02/2024)
Burdens
of the past, let out : ‘Pagla Ghoda’, written in
the 1960s, takes on a new life in Mandala
Theatre as it explores the tumultuous lives of
four characters haunted by their dark pasts,
by Anish Ghimire (kp 12/01/2024)
A
physical depiction of inner turmoil. Mandala
Theatre’s ‘The Rose: An Awakening Journey of
Yashodhara presents an unconventional,
dialogue-free exploration of Yashodhara
emotional rollercoaster following Siddhartha
Gautam’s departure, by Manushree Mahat (kp
05/01/2024)
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