What Was the IPTA Movement?
Theatre as a tool for justice: what the Indian People's Theatre Association was, and how it shaped a generation of…
Read MoreTheatre as a tool for justice: what the Indian People's Theatre Association was, and how it shaped a generation of…
Read MoreDancer, stage actor, and screen presence into her nineties, Zohra Sehgal spent nearly a century in performance, from Uday Shankar's…
Read MoreA titan of Bengali political theatre and a master of comedy, Utpal Dutt moved from revolutionary stage plays to some…
Read MoreAn FTII gold medallist raised in the IPTA world of her poet father Kaifi Azmi, Shabana Azmi built a fearless…
Read MoreA pillar of IPTA and Gujarati theatre, Dina Pathak spent a lifetime on the stage and screen, becoming a matriarch…
Read MoreRooted in the IPTA movement, Balraj Sahni made screen realism his mission, living among labourers to play them and leaving…
Read MoreStreet Theatre in India: From IPTA’s Revolutionary Plays to Jana Natya Manch’s Protest Theatre On January 1, 1989, a street…
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