THEATRE INTERNATIONAL, Volume: XXIII
Contents
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| 01 | Player Queens Boy Actors on Shakespeare’s Stage
Ronan Paterson https://doi.org/10.65734/tgi.ssei.avp.ijcsss.ti.23.1 |
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| 02 | Staging the Demon Minor in Arun Mukherjee’s Mareech, the Legend
Bidisha Munshi https://doi.org/10.65734/tgi.ssei.avp.ijcsss.ti.23.2 |
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| 03 | Existential Nihilism in Forging The Fate: O’ Neill’s Long Day’s Journey Into Night
Pangeijam Sanjeev https://doi.org/10.65734/tgi.ssei.avp.ijcsss.ti.23.3 |
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| 04 | Ratan Thiyam and the Theatre of Movement: Body as Text in Modern Indian Drama
Sujeta Beishamayum https://doi.org/10.65734/tgi.ssei.avp.ijcsss.ti.23.4 |
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| 05 | Queering the Canon: A Study of the Jatra Tradition in Bengal
Swati Roy Chowdhury https://doi.org/10.65734/tgi.ssei.avp.ijcsss.ti.23.5 |
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| 06 | Ritwik Ghatak’s Jwalanta (Ablaze): A Post-Partition Drama of Violence, Lawlessness and Identity Crisis.
Tilok Naskar https://doi.org/10.65734/tgi.ssei.avp.ijcsss.ti.23.6 |
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| 07 | The Return of Morality Plays in England: Unexpected Inspirations in Conan Doyle
Shinjini Ghoshal https://doi.org/10.65734/tgi.ssei.avp.ijcsss.ti.23.7 |
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| 08 | Discourse of Power and Resistance in Poile Sengupta’s Samara’s Song: A Foucauldian Reading
Samim Aktar Molla https://doi.org/10.65734/tgi.ssei.avp.ijcsss.ti.23.8 |
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| 09 | Madwomen in the Attic: Deconstructing Power Dynamics and Urban Space in Mahesh Dattani’s Bravely Fought the Queen
Suraiya Sultana https://doi.org/10.65734/tgi.ssei.avp.ijcsss.ti.23.9 |
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| 10 | Unveiling the Richness of Indian Theatre: Naya Theatre and Shumang Leela
Chitaranjan Taorem & I Gambhir Singh https://doi.org/10.65734/tgi.ssei.avp.ijcsss.ti.23.10 |
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| 11 | Robots, Humans and Mothers: Reading Cassandra as Gothic
Aparajita Hazra https://doi.org/10.65734/tgi.ssei.avp.ijcsss.ti.23.11 |
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| 12 | A Theatre– Based Padagogical Intervension for Fostering Cyber Wellness among Students
Janki Srivastava https://doi.org/10.65734/tgi.ssei.avp.ijcsss.ti.23.12 |
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| 13 | Unsettling Entanglements: Navigating Anthropocene Ethics and Ecological Kinship in Charlotte McConaghy’s Migrations through Dark Ecology and the Chthulucene
Madhumita Majumdar https://doi.org/10.65734/tgi.ssei.avp.ijcsss.ti.23.13 |
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| 14 | Badal Sircar and the Theosophical Society of Bengal: A Cross-Cultural Relation
Tapu Biswas https://doi.org/10.65734/tgi.ssei.avp.ijcsss.ti.23.14 |
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| 15 | A ‘Critical Disability’ Reading of Tara: A Stage Play in Two Acts by Mahesh Dattani
Sahabuddin Ahamed & Ashutosh Singh https://doi.org/10.65734/tgi.ssei.avp.ijcsss.ti.23.15 |
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| 16 | Desire and Downfall in Christopher Marlowe’s Tragedies: A Comprehensive Analysis
Molay Sarkar https://doi.org/10.65734/tgi.ssei.avp.ijcsss.ti.23.16 |
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| 17 | Book Review
Subham Sikdar https://doi.org/10.65734/tgi.ssei.avp.ijcsss.ti.23.17 |
