The plays which were staged in the fest are 'Muru Hejje Muru Loka' (Kannada) on March 23,'Surpanangu' (Tamil) by Manalamagudi Theatre Land, Chennai, on March 24,' Shri Chakra (Odissi) by Omni Flame, The Theatre Society, Odisha, on March 25, 'Sule Sanyasi' (Kannada) by Shivasanchar, Sanehalli, on March 26.
In addition to staging of the plays, other events such as a photography exhibition on theatre, and a seminar on the ‘Contributions of Konkani-speaking people to Kannada and Tulu theatre' were held. The seminar was organised in association with the Karnataka Konkani Sahitya Academy on March 24. This seminar was inaugurated by Kasaragod Chinna, president of Karnataka Konkani Sahitya Academy. A folk dance programme by teams from different parts of the State, a folk festival, and an exhibition of books related to theatre were other highlights of the fest.
Namma Tuluver Kala Sanghatane (R) (NATKA) was found in 1986 under the patronage of Dharmayogi Mohan of Shri Aadhishakti Temple, Mudradi. It is an association for art lovers in the field of drama who initially indulged producing new experimental plays to the people of the village who at that time did not have an opportunity to view these type of dramas.
Krishnamurthy Kavathaar’s ‘Siri Sampige’ was the first and foremost play presented by Nama Tuluveru Sanghatane (NATKA) which gave way to an ocean of more and more new plays to the people of this village thus making ‘Mudradi’ a noted place for art and culture in the neighborhood.
Krishnamurthy Kavathaar’s ‘Siri Sampige’ was the first and foremost play presented by Nama Tuluveru Sanghatane (NATKA) which gave way to an ocean of more and more new plays to the people of this village thus making ‘Mudradi’ a noted place for art and culture in the neighborhood.
Its really the pride for people of Hebri to have an organisation which is fully dedicated in the field of drama and theatre arts.
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