PAHELA FALGUN

Natya Teertha stages ‘Komola Sundori’ today

Today, on the day of Pahela Falgun, theatre troupe Natya Teertha is going to stage the 69th show of its debut production ‘Komola Sundori’ today at the Experimental Theatre Hall of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA), Segun Bagicha in the capital. The play has been made based on a ballad of Mymensingh Geetika titled ‘Komola Sundorir Pala’ by poet Deej Eshan. Abdul Halim Aziz has adapted and dramatised the play from the lyrical ballad. Directed by Tapan Hafiz, the play ends with a poetic justice following a series of struggles of the titular character Komola to unite with her beloved prince named Pradip Kumar.
In the play, all performers will wear the same outfit with only slight variations in shade and design, or addition of simple accessories. Besides, they will be performing with acoustics of bamboo flute, khol and harmonium on stage. Director Tapan Hafiz said, ‘I have kept the costumes for everyone same more or less, because it is difficult to define what kind of attires were worn ages ago. We have brought out some variations in order to portray different characters and their ranks, such as an embellished shawl has been added to the king’s costume for making difference.” The probable cast of the play includes Tapan Hafiz, Sadia Islam Santa, Shamsur Rahman Peru, Tomal, Ayon, Selim, Mona, Nipa, Masud, Joy, Mahmud and others.

PAHELA FALGUN

Natya Teertha stages Komola Sundori today

Today, on the day of Pahela Falgun, theatre troupe Natya Teertha is going to stage the 69th show of its debut production Komola Sundori today at the Experimental Theatre Hall of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA), Segun Bagicha in the capital. The play has been made based on a ballad of Mymensingh Geetika titled Komola Sundorir Pala by poet Deej Eshan. Abdul Halim Aziz has adapted and dramatised the play from the lyrical ballad. Directed by Tapan Hafiz, the play ends with a poetic justice following a series of struggles of the titular character Komola to unite with her beloved prince named Pradip Kumar. In the play, all performers will wear the same outfit with only slight variations in shade and design, or addition of simple accessories. Besides, they will be performing with acoustics of bamboo flute, khol and harmonium on stage. Director Tapan Hafiz said, I have kept the costumes for everyone same more or less, because it is difficult to define what kind of attires were worn ages ago. We have brought out some variations in order to portray different characters and their ranks, such as an embellished shawl has been added to the kings costume for making difference. The probable cast of the play includes Tapan Hafiz, Sadia Islam Santa, Shamsur Rahman Peru, Tomal, Ayon, Selim, Mona, Nipa, Masud, Joy, Mahmud and others.