Posts tagged "street play"
Manthan 2013: 40 Teams, 7 Days, 1 Voice

Manthan 2013: 40 Teams, 7 Days, 1 Voice

The annual street play festival of Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies : Manthan, was held from 15th February to 3rd march 2013. Organized by Verve, the street play society of CBS, Manthan is seen as one of the largest street play festivals in Asia . Manthan attracted over 40 teams from Delhi, Mumbai and...
Manthan 2013

Manthan 2013

“Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.” -        Aristotle If we could change ourselves, the tendencies of the world as we know them to be, would also change. As a man changes his own nature, so does the attitude of the world change towards him. We need not wait to see what others do....
Ek Khwaab Ko Janm Dein

Ek Khwaab Ko Janm Dein

Verve, The Street Play Society at Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies is proud to present “MANTHAN 2013″, which aims to harness the power of street theatre to arise a sense of responsibility and cognizance about sensitive issues within the society. Over the past six years of its history, different colleges across Delhi have come...
A little bit of 'Umang'

A little bit of ‘Umang’

After independence, the University Grants Commission headed by Dr. S. Radhakrishnan recommended the introduction of national service in academic institutions on a voluntary basis. National Service Scheme (NSS) was set up to serve this cause, in 1969, under the Department of Youth Affairs and Sports by the Government of India. Today, 43 years from its establishment, NSS is still going...
Tempest - Highlights of the fest

Tempest – Highlights of the fest

The students union of Miranda House proved its mettle by putting up a good show at Tempest, the annual cultural fest of the college. The three day affair drew crowd in thousands every day.The swarm of people seen outside the college gate trying to pour into the college through the thin entrance only proved it...

IN FOCUS : STREET PLAY SOCIETY

Huge crowds. Incessant singing and slogan raising. Raised voices. Loud invitiations to draw in the audience. A rampant air of festivity. If you’re in DU and you notice an event with the above characteristics, then make sure you stick around. For what you’ll eventually witness will be a fine piece of street theatre performed by...