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Category: Performance Studies

Performance Studies/The Goan Column/Theatre

Tiatr and the Goan Public Sphere

Posted on July 4, 2016 by kaustubh / 0 Comment

The emergence and evolution of the Goan public sphere has received very sparse attention, despite its potential to nuance the larger debate over public sphere, ...

Music/Performance Studies/The Goan Column/Theatre

Cantaram as political dissent

Posted on March 24, 2016 by kaustubh / 0 Comment

Earlier this month, Goa Government’s Department of Information and Publicity held a ‘Konkani Kantaram Utsav’, a cantaram singing competition in which the partic...

Issues/Performance Studies/Theatre

Theatre, Spectacle and Politics of “Indian” imagination

Posted on August 16, 2015 by kaustubh / 0 Comment

Attempts to rewrite, and often overwrite, historical narratives have to be always critically examined. This critical examination is especially important in time...

Performance Studies

Rituals and Emotions: Notes from the Muharram procession at Kashmere Gate

Posted on December 2, 2014 by kaustubh / 0 Comment

As the first semester draws to a close, I was taking a stock of events and experiences that I’ve had since I first moved to the city of Delhi in August. The one...

Performance Studies

Notes on Bruce McConachie’s Evolutionary perspective on Play, Performance and Ritual

Posted on November 13, 2014 by kaustubh / 0 Comment

The paper by Bruce McConachie titled “An Evolutionary perspective on Play, Performance and Ritual” attempts to give how these three categories might have evolve...

Performance Studies/Theatre

Notes on Draupadi – a performance by Kalakshetra (Manipur)

Posted on October 19, 2014 by kaustubh / 0 Comment

It has been a while since I’ve been wanting to watch Draupadi by Kalakshetra Manipur and glad that finally could manage to watch it at India Habitat Centre. Bas...

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