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

Cast :
Shruti Arora :Srishti Chaturvedi
Jessica Arora : Diksha Sood
Rohan Arora : Karan Juneja
Ins. Kavita Kaushik : Shweta Yadav
Lakhan Singh Farmah : Sahil Verma
Reporter Debojit : Purab Agarwal
Head Const. Pawan Khari : Rahil Mehra
Goldy Brar : Gursanjam Singh Puri
Dolly Singh Farmah : Neha Sood
Backstage & Production : Parth Dixit (Music & Sound), Abhinav Jha (Lights)

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 m`ake these two marriages work. Trouble ensues when a head injury causes his schedule to go awry. To make matters worse, two police inspectors land up at both his homes looking for him in order to investigate the incident. What follows is a laugh riot as Rohan tries to keep his secret through a rapid contrivance of false stories and a web of lies.

Feb.20 & 22 | 8:20pm
Shakespeare Society, St. Stephen's College
Snoop Dog Bilingual/40mins

Director & Playwright : Ruchi Chaudhury

Cast
The Dog : Riddha General
Harnam Singh : Adrian Peter D'Cruz Maansahaari
General Kriti Mirani : Srishti Gautam Shaakahaari
Jawan Paneer Shri Rathore : Joseph Dominic
Jawan Balram Singh Tenderloin : Ravindra Jarodiya
Cook Jeet Suwar : Rochan Dayal Mathur
Cook Shaakahaari : Mukund Kumar

Backstage & Production : Ruchi Chaudhury (Costumes, Sets, Music, Sound), Sam John (Lights), Namrata Ghosh (Production)

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. Each camp plots viciously to lure the dog to their side, wanting to make a citizen out of him. This darkly comedic satire uses exaggerations, caricatures, songs, situations and objects to jibe at everyday-prejudices and discrimination based on food habits. Using the languages of Hindi and English, Snoop Dog is a socio-political satire on brazen intolerance and jingoistic patriotism.