ANNUAL OLD WORLD COLLEGIATE THEATRE FESTIVAL | Feb.20 - 27, 2016

ANNUAL OLD WORLD COLLEGIATE THEATRE FESTIVAL

FEB 20 - 27, 2016

	Feb.20 & 22 \| 7:00pm Sangharsh, Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (Evening) Run For Your Wife Multilingual/65mins Directors & Adaptation : Karan Juneja & Sahil Verma \| Playwright : Ray Cooney Synopsis: Set in South Delhi, it is the story of a taxi driver Rohan Arora who has two wives in different homes and relies heavily on a precise schedule to make these two marriages work. Trouble ensues when a head injury causes his schedule to go awry.

	Feb.20 & 22 \| 8:20pm Shakespeare Society, St. Stephen's College Snoop Dog Bilingual/40mins Director & Playwright : Ruchi Chaudhury Synopsis: Snoop Dog is an original play inspired by Saadat Hasan Manto's short story, The Dog of Tithwal. The play follows the fate of an unassuming stray mongrel that gets caught in the crossfire of two staunchly opposed rival camps of vegetarians and non-vegetarians. Book Now Details
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	Feb.21 & 23 \| 7:00pm Shunya, Ramjas College Deluxe Hair Cutting Saloon Hindi/60mins Directors : Shobhit Bhatia & Dewang Mulani \| Playwright: Sandeep Shikhar Synopsis: Deluxe Hair Cutting Saloon borrows from life as experienced in any small town establishment that can be found in our metropolitan cities. The play's axis is a barber shop named Deluxe Hair Cutting Saloon that shares space with Jai Ambe Motors, a motor mechanic workstation, and Das Pathology Lab.

	Feb.21 & 23 \| 8:15pm Vayam, Shivaji College Syaahi Hindi/55mins Director : : Aakash Bhardwaj \| Playwright: An amalgamation of three plays by Vijay Tendulkar Synopsis: Caught in the cobweb of his writings, the protagonist is perplexed between the surreal and the real, which is a resultant of the intertwining of his actions with his thoughts. Book Now Details
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	Feb.24 & 25 \| 7:00pm Fourth Wall Productions, Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies Art English/60mins Director, Adaptation & Lights : : Diivit Kumar \| Playwright: Yasmina Reza Synopsis: This play which raises serious questions about art and friendship, concerns three long time friends- Sameer, Mathur and Yohan.

	Feb.24 & 25 \| 8:15pm Verbum, Sri Venkateswara College Veronica's Room English/70mins Director : : Sahir Mehta & Aakriti Goswami \| Playwright: Ira Levin Synopsis: Lonely caretakers of the Carrasco mansion, the Salgaonkars have a chance meeting with Aakash and Tara. Due to her strong resemblance to Veronica Carrasco, the long- dead daughter of the family, the caretakers gradually convince Tara to pretend to be Veronica to bring solace to her dying sister Michelle, who believes that Veronica is still alive. Book Now Details
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	Feb.26 & 27 \| 7:00pm Abhivyakti, Maitreyi College Uncivilised Daughters Bilingual/55mins Director : : Sana Thapa \| Playwright: Kuldeep Kunal Synopsis: Uncivilised Daughters raises questions about women's sexuality, their bodies, and attempts to understand the internalized oppressions and the cultural conditioning with which women are forced to live.

	Feb.26 & 27 \| 8:10pm The Players, Kirori Mal College Viraag Bilingual/45mins Directors & Adaptation : : Naval Garg & Shobhit Agarwal \| Playwright: Israel Horovitz Synopsis: The play explores the lack of communication that occurs between people who have no shared language and culture. The ease with which two friends look at a third person, who is different from them, as a 'lesser' being � even to the extent of denying him a shared humanity � is explored in our play through the use of two languages, one of which is intended to be inaccessible to the audience as well. Book Now Details