When a campus road becomes a stage, a nation’s most uncomfortable truths return quietly, insistently, and impossible to unsee. Memories are evanescent. They will fade away…
Author: Renu Ramanath
Renu Ramanath
Renu Ramanath is an independent journalist and theatre critic. She is a consulting editor with India Art Review.
Sajitha Madathil’s book tells the long‑ignored story of the women who shaped Malayalam theatre, bringing their lives and work out of the shadows and into view.…
I never interviewed P. Jayachandran, the iconic playback singer, yet his voice was the soundtrack of my childhood, woven into the fabric of my Irinjalakuda upbringing.
In Ginger Biscuit, Sudha Padmini Francis crafts a documentary that is as endearing as it is enlightening.
22 practitioners from across the globe to explore innovative theatre pedagogy under the theme ‘Ecology and Theatre.
Hungarian musician Rozs Tamas blends Eastern and Western music, captivating the audience with enchanting fusion melodies.
This unique actor’s training program, designed by G. Venu, celebrated its centenary batch, with participants presenting their talents at Natanakairali’s refurbished space. There is something magical…
The only wealth Menon amassed during his solitary journey was that of art. When Vijayakumar Menon departed from this world with him vanished a vast treasure…
Interview with Monica Santos, one of the professional clown artist in India.
Sadanam Krishnankutty, is an artist who can still don several masks and enthral the audience.