Actors throughout rehearsals
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Sruti Meher Nori and Nitish Pandey from Hyderabad put on many hats. The duo not solely run Sharp Notes, a artistic company in the course of the day however are passionate theatre practitioners within the evenings. The duo who’re founders of the theatre group Play of Shiva, flip administrators, set designers and actors for his or her new Hindi play The 3rd Law? (close to Newton’s Third Law) to be staged on May 4.
Actors throughout rehearsals
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Sruti and Nitish have crafted the script from a narrative by Suryanath Tripathi. “This play is unique, visually engaging and special because it is being staged for the first time,” says Sruti.
Audience interplay
Actors throughout rehearsals
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The 3rd Law?, a monologue with viewers interplay is about in North India. An adolescent (performed by Kunal Satyajit) runs his life based mostly on Newton’s third regulation of Motion (i.e. For each motion , there’s an equal and reverse response) and travels to Delhi and Benaras the place he meets new individuals. “In this journey, he is introduced to the concept of Karm Phal (Fruits of Actions) explained by Lord Krishna in Bhagavad Gita; he derives a parallel between Newton’s action and reaction with Karm and Phal,” explains Sruti.
Journey of realisation
The protagonist’s interplay with 4 female and male characters (performed by Nitish and Sruti) throughout his travels helps evolve his thought course of; he takes the viewers together with him on this journey of realisation. “He realises life is much more than just action and reaction; what we do is important because we reap that as well.”
Different components
Actors throughout rehearsals
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Visuals and music (recorded) are an integral half of the play. The area and the bushes close to the stage at Lamakaan are additionally integrated into the set to depict a shift in cities. Lighting, shadow silhouette (for an previous lady), artworks (of a home, balcony and a banyan tree) and projection of photos are being readied so as to add to the backdrop and convey out the temper and flavour of a metropolis.
Actors throughout rehearsals
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The two-year-old group has achieved three performs until now and hopes to carve a distinct segment within the theatre circuit with this fourth play.
The 3rd Law? will be staged on May Four from 8pm onwards at Lamakaan; Tickets ₹200 on bookmyshow.com