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Presentation of the hypothesis that Ranigumpha cave near Bhubaneswar was an ancient theatre designed in accordance with the Nāṭyaśāstra of Bharata Muni and that Khandagiri and Udayagiri caves were a theatre complex.
... jatra - goers receptive to Shakespeare's plays.28 Staged in the space of the jatra , the most popular folk form of Bengal , Dutt's Macbeth became a text of the people . Dutt played it straight , in quasi - Western costume , with Shova ...
... jatra groups and chose secular themes for their subject - matter rather than traditional religious fare . This led the older companies to adapt the secular stories as well . With the advent of the modern theatre ... jatra . Jatra scripts 572.
... Jatra plays trigger a moral awakening in the mass, the result being education of the spectators at many levels. The ethical codes of conduct and the resultant act of mass sensitization quite unique to Jatra help in reconfigurations and ...
... jatra . In the same night , at about eleven , another jatra dance is held in the adjoining village which is called Ind jatra . It is here that flag is pitched in the dance ground . These two jatra dances also differ in the number of ...
... Jatra or mobile folk theatre has been popularin East and North-East of India from time immemorial. The concept of Jatra runs like this—a group of travelling actors and crew members sets up its base in a village, and stages shows. The ...
... jatra festival was held in the palace courtyard of the Shabhabazar Rajas in north Calcutta . It was a great success and has been repeated yearly with renewed acclaim . Periodicals and newspapers devote space to jatra . Jatra scripts may ...
... Jatra troupe called Vivek Natya Samaj for a brief period of about a year . Jatra , the age - old professional rural theatre of Bengal , played an important role in his development as an artist . His engagement with the Jatra goes back ...