A workshop-based production by Palakar

By Cultural Correspondent
16 July 2006, 18:00 PM
A scene from the play
What do we see around us? Is this the ideal situation to live in? Is this hell or earth? Through the conversation of five female characters inChardeyal, a workshop-based studio theatre production of Palakar, lopsided contemporary social milieu takes centre stage. The characters in the play keep on searching for answers--often without success. Hope is the only inspiration that keeps them going.

Chardeyal has been developed through improvisation during a workshop. Director Aminur Rahman Mukul has refined the improvisation to convert it as a 'studio theatre'. Palakar staged the second show of Chardeyal at its studio at Baily Road recently.