and those who were dancing were thought to be
insane by
those who could not hear the music
Nietzsche
A Ranan production
1, 2, 7, 9, 15, 16
March 2013
Max Mueller Bhavan, Calcutta
Entry cards will be available at Max Mueller Bhavan from 18 February 2013, 1pm to 7pm every day except Sundays.
For Online booking, click here
For further information, please contact Ranan at rananindia@gmail.com, or call 9831256730.
Ranan’s new performance piece doubly inspired by the life, music and writings of and on Beethoven, and Vikram Seth’s novel – An Equal Music. Weaving together these texts along with a wide range of Beethoven’s compositions, the piece explores the question, “how would you deal with going deaf?”
Two letters form the core of this
performance. One written by Julia, the protagonist of An Equal Music to her fellow musician and lover Michael; and the
other written by composer Ludwig Van Beethoven to his brothers. Both letters
deal with the pain of inevitable and irretrievable loss as their writers come
to terms with their growing deafness – a loss all the more poignant since it
involves the one sense central to the world of music that both these
individuals – one from contemporary fiction and one from European musical
history – inhabit.
A photographic interpretation by Anubha Fatehpuria inspired by the theme, will be on display at Max Mueller Bhavan from 20 February 2013.
CREDITS
Concept and Direction
Vikram Iyengar
Created with
Amlan Chaudhuri
Anubha Fatehpuria
Dana Roy
Debashree Bhattacharya
Jayati Chakraborty
Rhea Das
Sohini Debnath
Vikram Iyengar
Costume Design
Katy Lai Roy
Costume Execution
Dana Roy
Lighting Design
Sudip Sanyal
Publicity Design
Sukanya Ghosh
Photographs, Publicity Images, Slides
Anubha Fatehpuria
Properties
Indudipa Sinha
Music Editing
Subhagata Singha
Sound Control
Vaivaswat Tyagi
PR and Coordination
Ruchira Das
Acknowledgements
Max
Mueller Bhavan – Goethe Institut, Calcutta
Sarmistha Sarker
Dr. Martin Waelde
Faaeza Jasdanwala
Sudeshna Banerjee
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