100th show of �Mujib Mane Mukti� at Shilpakala today

Popular theatre troupe Loko Natyadal (Siddheshwari) is bringing the 100th show of its special production titled ‘Mujib Mane Mukti’ to the stage today at the National Theatre Hall of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA), Segun Bagicha in the city. Planned, scripted and directed by Director General of BSA Liaquat Ali Lucky, the production portrays the simple childhood of Bangabandhu with background music. As the story progresses, Bangabandhu is seen growing up through different events. Rooted in history, the story of the play depicts the versatile life of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. From his boyhood to his tragic death, the play unfolds the major episodes of his life.
The play also brings out a few incidents relating to national importance, including the Language Movement, Agartala Conspiracy Case, Bangadbandhu’s historic speech of March 7 and finally, the Liberation War. The play also narrates the emergence of Bangladesh as a free nation. A total of 50 artistes of the troupe take part in this production.

Where:    National Theatre Hall,  BSA
When:    6pm, today

100th show of �Mujib Mane Mukti� at Shilpakala today

Popular theatre troupe Loko Natyadal (Siddheshwari) is bringing the 100th show of its special production titled Mujib Mane Mukti to the stage today at the National Theatre Hall of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA), Segun Bagicha in the city. Planned, scripted and directed by Director General of BSA Liaquat Ali Lucky, the production portrays the simple childhood of Bangabandhu with background music. As the story progresses, Bangabandhu is seen growing up through different events. Rooted in history, the story of the play depicts the versatile life of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. From his boyhood to his tragic death, the play unfolds the major episodes of his life. The play also brings out a few incidents relating to national importance, including the Language Movement, Agartala Conspiracy Case, Bangadbandhus historic speech of March 7 and finally, the Liberation War. The play also narrates the emergence of Bangladesh as a free nation. A total of 50 artistes of the troupe take part in this production. Where: National Theatre Hall, BSA When: 6pm, today