Acting up a perfect wedding
15 Nov 2013 10:03 PM GMT
Thus they call it the laddu either already savoured or still to be relished. Based around a similar idea, the play titled Perfect Wedding teaches one what not to do on his/her wedding day. It imparts knowledge of all the dos and donts for your wedding day.
Presented by Saanjha Sapnaa and directed by Dushyant Babbar, the play is a romantic comedy based on an original script. The plot goes like- A man wakes up on his wedding morning in the hotel's bridal suite with a naked woman he doesn't know. Chaos ensues and a touching love story too. It is full of snappy dialogues, slapstick humor and blurry maze of plot twists which turn into a cheery evening of laughs and good feeling.
'The play follows an error of comedy concept. Where in, the couple who was brought together to get married eventually get married to different people. It took me almost a month to conceptualise and execute the play as one of the major challenge was to find good and steady actors,' rues Dushyant.
'The one hour 20 minutes long play constitutes of playing with live properties where in the dimensions of the room set up on the stage is changed via connecting doors. This particular element is quite integral to the performance,' says Dushyant. Witness this Perfect Wedding with full fun and entertainment on the Delhi stage.
WHEN: 16 and 17 November, 6 pm and 7.30 pm
WHERE: Akshara Theatre, Baba Kharak Singh Marg
Presented by Saanjha Sapnaa and directed by Dushyant Babbar, the play is a romantic comedy based on an original script. The plot goes like- A man wakes up on his wedding morning in the hotel's bridal suite with a naked woman he doesn't know. Chaos ensues and a touching love story too. It is full of snappy dialogues, slapstick humor and blurry maze of plot twists which turn into a cheery evening of laughs and good feeling.
'The play follows an error of comedy concept. Where in, the couple who was brought together to get married eventually get married to different people. It took me almost a month to conceptualise and execute the play as one of the major challenge was to find good and steady actors,' rues Dushyant.
'The one hour 20 minutes long play constitutes of playing with live properties where in the dimensions of the room set up on the stage is changed via connecting doors. This particular element is quite integral to the performance,' says Dushyant. Witness this Perfect Wedding with full fun and entertainment on the Delhi stage.
WHEN: 16 and 17 November, 6 pm and 7.30 pm
WHERE: Akshara Theatre, Baba Kharak Singh Marg
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