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The National School of Drama (NSD) is hosting the eighth theatre olympics, starting 17 February. Established in Greece in 1993, the theatre olympics is multi-city, multi-production festival that has travelled to various countries so far.

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After a glorious run of 51 days across 17 cities of India, the historic event 8th theatre olympics drew to a colourful close on Sunday.

The National School of Drama (NSD) with the support of Ministry of Culture will host the next edition of theatre olympics in India. The eighth edition of the theatre olympics will take place from February 17 to April 8, and the event will take place in different cities of the country simultaneously. Since Bharat Rang Mahotsav, one of the biggest theatre festivals, is also scheduled to take place on the same dates, many wondered the fate of the fest.

Kolkata based writer, director and actor Vinay Kumar’s play will be the last of the theatre olympics that started on March 24

The prestigious theatre olympics being hosted next year by the government of India has invited a play that is a veiled critique of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Koushik Sen’s play titled ‘Nirbhoya’ has a dialogue stating that if the country runs well, it doesn’t need anyone to gloat about his 56-inch chest.

Thespian Kaushik Sen, whose latest production Nirbhaya was staged at the on-going Theatre Olympic in Delhi on February 21, is upset

Team Nandikar is on cloud nine. The group that will stage two of its productions in the Theatre Olympic, that starts its journey on March 13.

The theatre olympics, established in 1993 in Delphi, Greece, brings together theatre practitioners from around the world, the theme for this edition of the 'Natya Mahakumbh' being 'flag of friendship'.

The Assamese adaptation of French playwrite Moliere’s classic comedy The Miser to staged as part of the ongoing theatre olympics

Two plays from West Bengal and Uttarakhand were staged at 8th Theatre Olympic in Delhi on Thurday.

Bhubaneswar got to host 14 days of 51-day theatre olympics, which was organised for the first time in India

Atmakatha, directed by Vinay Sharma, will be showcased at Tagore Hall at 9 pm.

The prestigious theatre olympics being hosted next year by the government of India has invited a play that is a veiled critique of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Koushik Sen’s ‘Nirbhoya’ has a dialogue stating that if the country runs well, it doesn’t need anyone to gloat about his 56-inch chest.

Dancer and director Sukalyan Bhattacharya is delighted to present his creation at Nrityanchal Bangladesh