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Niti Mankikaran

Design & Direction - Bansi Kaul

This is a hilarious and satirical play based on Ko Pa Kun’s story The Coffin Is Too Big for the Hole. The play presents a world where everything has been standardized—even food and beverages, and even the height of a human being is determined according to a fixed standard. Through humour, absurdity, and satire, the play explores the consequences of a society in which everything is measured, categorized, and controlled by rigid standards.

Assistant Director - Harsh Daund

“मौत का एक दिन मुअय्यन है,
नींद क्यों रात भर नहीं आती।”

Rang Vidushak National Theatre Festival 2027

 

Rang Vidushak Theatre Festival 2027

Festival Concept

Rang Vidushak is entering a new phase of artistic expansion, bringing together young theatre directors, designers, actors, and practitioners to explore new directions in contemporary performance. For over three decades, the organisation has been committed to creating innovative theatre while organising festivals and cultural events that primarily showcased its own productions.

In 2025 and 2026, Rang Vidushak initiated the Rang Vidushak Theatre Festival, marking the beginning of its vision to establish a nationally recognised theatre event. Building on the success of these editions, the organisation now aims to transform the festival into an annual national platform that occupies a distinctive place among India's leading cultural festivals.

From 2025–2026 to 2027: A New Vision

The earlier editions of the festival reflected Rang Vidushak's distinctive performance aesthetics and theatrical methodology. While this identity remains central to the organisation, the 2027 edition seeks to broaden its scope.

The Rang Vidushak Theatre Festival 2027 envisions a vibrant cultural platform that brings together diverse performance traditions from across India. It will celebrate the dialogue between folk, tribal, and regional theatre forms and contemporary performance practices, creating meaningful artistic exchanges across generations, regions, and disciplines.

The festival will become a space where traditional knowledge meets experimental practice, fostering collaboration, innovation, and cultural continuity. Through performances, workshops, discussions, and community engagement, it will encourage the sharing of ideas between senior theatre masters, emerging practitioners, students, and audiences.

Proposed Festival Activities

  • National Theatre Performances featuring productions from different regions of India. 
  • Workshops on Rang Vidushak's Theatre Process, introducing young practitioners to the organisation's unique training methodology and creative practices. 
  • Stage Design and Lighting Workshops conducted by experienced designers and technical experts. 
  • Panel Discussions, Lectures, and Theatre Dialogues exploring Rang Vidushak's artistic philosophy, training methods, documentation, and contemporary relevance. 
  • Community Engagement Programmes designed to connect local communities with theatre through interactive performances, demonstrations, outreach activities, and participatory events. 

The festival will serve as a significant platform for artistic exchange, bringing together established theatre practitioners, emerging artists, scholars, students, and audiences from across the country.

Festival Objectives

Cultural Objectives

  • Preserve, promote, and celebrate India's diverse theatre traditions. 
  • Provide a national platform for folk, tribal, and regional performance forms. 
  • Encourage intercultural dialogue and collaboration among theatre practitioners. 
  • Support the development of new creative expressions rooted in traditional knowledge. 

Social Objectives

  • Promote dialogue, empathy, and cultural understanding through theatre. 
  • Encourage artistic engagement with contemporary social issues. 
  • Strengthen community participation in cultural activities. 
  • Foster inclusivity by creating opportunities for artists from diverse cultural and geographical backgrounds. 

Educational Objectives

  • Provide practical training in acting, direction, stagecraft, design, and technical theatre. 
  • Create learning opportunities for emerging artists through workshops and masterclasses. 
  • Encourage research, documentation, and critical discussion on Indian theatre practices. 
  • Promote theatre as a powerful medium for education, creativity, and social transformation. 

Rang Vidushak Partnership Proposal Presentation 2027 (pdf)

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Rang Vidushak National Theatre Festival 2027 Proposal (pdf)

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