Artistes enact a play, Talaaq, during the 9th Norah Richards National Theatre Festival at Punjabi University on Saturday. Rajesh Sachar
Patiala, November 30
The ninth Norah Richards National Theatre Festival kicked off with play ‘Talaaq’, staged by accomplished actors of Sarthak Rangmanch Patiala, at Punjabi University’s Kala Bhawan on Friday. The play, while articulating feminist concerns, captured several phases of the life of young orphan engineer Guri. The festival was being organised by the Sarthak Rangmanch in collaboration with North Zone Cultural Centre, Punjab Sangeet Natak Academy, Punjabi Academy, New Delhi and Punjabi University’s Youth Welfare Department. — TNS
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