The play with its main character of an adivasi man allows the urban audience to tap into a reality that's far from theirs yet the grueling truth for many in this country.
In this conversation, Gagan Srivastava, the director of the play and this team shed light on the process of writing this piece and why there is a need for urban audiences to see and listen.
About the play: A gripping tale of identity, displacement, and the haunting price of progress. Set in the early 2000s, the play explores the life of an Adivasi man who must choose between his conscience and survival, between being alive on paper and dead in spirit. Through dark humor, raw emotion, and powerful storytelling, the performance questions what it truly means to live in a world that trades humanity for developmen.
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Dates and Tickets
April 12 · 4:30 PM
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