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'The Dumb Waiter' staged at Natya Mahotsav in Shimla

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Shimla, March 8

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The Aakar Theatre Society, Mandi, staged a play ‘The Dumb Waiter’, the Hindi adaptation of one-act play written by British playwright Harold Pinter at the Gothic Hall, Gaiety Theatre, here today. The play was staged on the third and final evening of Shimla Natya Mahotsav that was organised by The Platform Society.

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The story is set in a basement room, where two hitmen, Ben and Gus, await orders from their unseen boss. The arrival of mysterious orders via dumb waiter becomes a catalyst of tension, revealing the characters’ strained relationships and existential uncertainties.

The dialogues and dramatic pauses create an atmosphere of suspense and the play serves as a powerful exploration of disruptions in communication and the absurdity of human existence.

Hitesh Bhargava played the role of Gus and Deep Kumar, who also directed the play, portrayed the character of Ben.

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The lights of the play were operated by Rupesh Bhimtal and music was given by Ved Kumar.

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