Season 6


February 2-3, 2002 | West Valley College

तलाश वजूदों की

Written by: Anshu Johri
Directed by: Anshu Johri
Produced by: Harish Agastya

Naatak presents its 10th production

A Hindi play exploring the confusions of changing gender roles and a quest of identities ...

तलाश वजूदों की

 
West Valley College, Saratoga, CA
February 2-3, 2002


About the Play

तलाश वजूदों की explores the conflict and confusion of gender roles in a changing world.

Language: Hindi Run-time: 100 minutes For mature audience only. Infants not allowed.


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SAT Feb 2, 7:30 pm SUN Feb 3, 5:30 pm [/one_third] [one_third]
Tickets
General: $12 Students: $8 [/one_third] [one_third last="yes"]
VENUE
West Valley College, Saratoga, CA [/one_third] [clear]
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Asphyxiating Uma

Written by: Sujit Saraf
Directed by: Sujit Saraf

Naatak presents its 11th production

and its second feature film

Asphyxiating Uma

 
March 2002


About the Film

Recently, there has been a spate of films about the cultural experience of Indians in America. Asphyxiating Uma is a new kind of film.It is an Indian thriller set in Silicon Valley, a first of its kind. What happens after Indians have made money in the dotcom revolution and settled down in America? They assimilate... they are no longer geeks trying to adapt to American culture, or immigrants trying to come to terms with being away from home, or misfits trying to mix their culture with their American way of life. Asphyxiating Uma is the first Indian American film in the USA which is not about the "immigrant experience". It is a story of murder and intrigue set in California, with Indians as the main characters. Anil Vasvani is a colorless chemist who is quite contented with the three things he loves most - books, music and cooking. His only violent tendency, expressed through fantasies, is a belief that some people walking around him exist by mistake, and should be strangled and disposed of to make way for others. Living in California's Silicon Valley among newly minted dotcom millionaires, Anil's fantasy plays out in a manner even he could not have predicted, weaving his high-flying wife Uma and her cocky boy-friend Dinesh into a murderous plot that no one hatched. The film has been written and
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SHOWTIME
SAT Feb 2, 7:30 pm SUN Feb 3, 5:30 pm [/one_third] [one_third]
Tickets
General: $12 Students: $8 [/one_third] [one_third last="yes"]
VENUE
West Valley College, Saratoga, CA [/one_third] [clear]
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November 9, 2002 | Cubberley

Kaasu Mela Kaasu

Written by: Mani Ram
Directed by: Mani Ram

Naatak presents its 12th production

A Tamil Comedy Play by Mani Ram

Kaasu Mela Kaasu

Reseda High School Auditorium, Reseda, CA
November 9, 2002


About the Play

Kaasu Mela Kaasu is Naatak's second Tamil Production. KMK (not to be confused with any political party in Tamil Nadu) is a light comedy set in the Bay Area. Many dream of becoming a millionaire. Our protagonist dreams to become one overnight. In the end, his dream comes true...... or does it?

Language: Tamil Run-time: 120 minutes Children under 10 will not be allowed.


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SHOWTIME
SAT Nov 9, 7 pm [/one_third] [one_third]
Tickets
VIP: $50 Special: $20 General: $12 Members: $5 (Current and New Members of California Muthamizh Sangam) [/one_third] [one_third last="yes"]
VENUE
Reseda High School Auditorium, 18230 Kittridge Street, Reseda, CA 91335 [/one_third] [clear]
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November 16-17, 2002 | American India Foundation Milpitas

खामोश! अदालत जारी है

Written by: Vijay Tendulkar
Directed by: Sujit Saraf

Naatak presents its 13th production

Our first play under the "Naatak in a Room" program

खामोश! अदालत जारी है

A Hindi Play by Vijay Tendulkar
American India Foundation, Milpitas, CA
November 16-17, 2002 and November 22-24, 2002

About the Play

खामोश! अदालत जारी है is a Vijay Tendulkar classic. A drama troupe from Bombay arrives in a small town to stage a play, and their playful rehearsal turns serious when dark secrets tumble out. This was an experimental play, performed in a room with the audience seated on three sections and performers moving among them. <!--Khamosh, Adalat Jaari Hai is a Vijay Tendulkar classic social satire which portrays the hypocritical face of the Indian society. The story revolves around a

Language: Hindi Run-time: 100 minutes Children under 12 will not be admitted


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SHOWTIME
SAT Nov 16, 7 pm SUN Nov 17, 7 pm FRI Nov 22, 8 pm SAT Nov 23, 7 pm SUN Nov 24, 7 pm [/one_third] [one_third]
Tickets
General: $10 Students: $7 Proceeds will benefit AIF [/one_third] [one_third last="yes"]
VENUE
American India Foundation, Milpitas, CA [/one_third] [clear]
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