The Real Inspector Hound
Thu 01 September 2011 by Thejaswi Puthraya"The Real Inspector Hound" is a satire on theatre critics and the image of English aristocracy built by P.G Wodehouse and Agatha Christie. While taking the viewers through a murder plot, the play showcases the absurdity of theatre critics. Throughout the 75 minutes, the viewers are kept guessing the identity of the murder victim and "The Real Inspector Hound". The screenplay is unconventional and has lot of twists to keep the viewer engrossed.
The play is based on Tom Stoppard's by the same name and was performed by the Quaff Theatre for The Hindu MetroPlus Theatre Fest 2011.
Success
"Success", a play directed by Edward Morgan of Theatre MXT (USA) explores the cost of success. Success has lot of meanings and people tend to categorize it further as professional success, academic success etc.
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Yesterday, I watched my first play after school at Ravindra Bharathi as a part of The Hindu Metroplus Theatre Fest 2011.
"The Interview", an award winning play directed by Akarsh Khurana of Akvarious Productions depicted a stressful interview of a desperate job seeker at the country's largest corporation. It showcased …
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