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Update: July 7, 2008
Theatre
'The
Invisible River' in London
Gautam Raja's playThe Invisible
River will be staged in London on July 18 at the Lilian Baylis
Studio, Sadlers Wells, as part of the TheatreScience India in London
festival.
Book here.
Off the Cuff
The
power of the people... literally
We're in the US for a couple
of years longer, but I've already started closely watching happenings
in the hometown. I'm excited to see the development of a cycling
community in Bangalore...
Photographs will be gradually added to the
photo section from now.
Off the Cuff
Paying
the price of consumption
Sometimes, when driving into
Los Angeles airport, there's a policeman screening the cars, stopping
the occasional one to ask questions. Every so often, one of these
drivers either gets the answers wrong or, maybe, sweats too much,
and is waved over to the side.
Off
the Cuff
Giving
away the blues
Every afternoon, as the sun
starts to get lower, I can hear the sounds of budding musicians
around us starting practice. There's a pianist in a flat nearby,
and somewhere else is an acoustic guitarist who strums away for
about an hour. It's all very peaceful and harmonious… until
I join in.
Humour:
Bliddy Indian
Driven
crazy
All Bloody Indian men think they
are fantastic drivers. Even the ones who don't know how to drive.
Humour:
Southeykai Sarathi
Secret
developer list!
Southeykai Sarathi has done some award-deserving
undercover work and found the secret behind the beautiful, evocative
names of housing projects around the city.
In the press
Review
of 'The Invisible River' in 'The Hindu'
If only science had been pitted against
spirituality and not organised religion, The Invisible River
would have been a great play instead of merely a good one.
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