Mumbai’s iconic celebration of the performing arts will showcase brand-new full-length productions from directors Makarand Deshpande, Nimmy Raphael, Akarsh Khurana, Sumeet Vyas, Arghiya Lahiri and Daniel Owen D’souza. (Unsplash) The masterclass series StageTalk@Prithvi with Pragya Tiwari continues and daily platform musical arts curated by Furtados add to the buzz of the venue every evening.
Festival

Prithvi festival is just around the corner

Gearing up for its 38th edition of the festival which runs from November 3rd to November 13th, this year will witness a grand opening night with a performance by Shubha Mudgal at Prithvi Theatre.

Author : NewsGram Desk

Mumbai’s iconic celebration of the performing arts will showcase brand-new full-length productions from directors Makarand Deshpande, Nimmy Raphael, Akarsh Khurana, Sumeet Vyas, Arghiya Lahiri and Daniel Owen D’souza.

Featuring performers like Naseeruddin Shah, Ratna Pathak Shah, Kumud Mishra, Shubrojyoti Bharat, Vinay Kumar, Rajeshwari Sachdev, Vikram Kapadia, Denzil Smith and many more! Western classical music by the Symphony Orchestra of India and Jazz performed and curated by Louiz Banks.

D for Drama - Purane Chawal

An Odissi dance presentation by Prithvi Nayak and a Chai and Why partnership program presentation by TIFR. The masterclass series StageTalk@Prithvi with Pragya Tiwari continues and daily platform musical arts curated by Furtados add to the buzz of the venue every evening. IANS/KB

11 DAYS

30+ Shows

11 Director

15 Playwrights

7 Languages

12 Theatre Groups

3 Partnerships

10 Platform Performances

1 iconic venue


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