Jun 05 2022 to Jun 05 2022 5:30 p.m.
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36/2, 8th Cross Rd, R K Colony, 2nd Phase, J. P. Nagar 560078
RS Connect in collaboration with Kabir Project is back with yet another exciting presentation: Prem Kataari, The Dagger of Love!
In the world of Bhakti and Sufi songs, love is a risky business. The metaphors of love – arrow, dagger, gallows, fire – are shot through with pain but also with the quality of transformation. RS Connect in collaboration with Kabir Project presents an hour-long presentation, where we will reflect on the risks of love – agony and ecstasy, erotic and spiritual, earthly and transcendental.
This is the fourth session in the collaboration, a series of presentations called ‘Thinking with Kabir and Other Mystics’ where we explore the spiritual songs of saint-poets like Kabir, Bulleh Shah, Meerabai, and Shah Latif from the folk oral traditions of India. It is an attempt to see these poems as portals, to think about ideas of faith, freedom, and compassion. In a world plagued by oppressive violence, can the musical voice of the mystic nudge us towards more justly imagined futures?
About Ranga Shankara
Ranga Shankara is the definitive space for quality theatre in Bangalore. Since it opened its doors in October 2004, Ranga Shankara has developed into one of the nerve centres of theatre in India, firmly believing in ‘a play a day’, resulting in over 7000 performances by local, national and international troupes in a range of languages in Ranga Shankara’s 18 years. One of the most affordable, accessible theatres in the country (making it a favourite among amateur theatre troupes), Ranga Shankara is also known for its many festivals such as the annual Theatre Festival, AHA! Festival of Theatre for Children and Equal, all contributing to the richness of cultural fabric of not just Bangalore, but India, too.
*Masks compulsory
*All COVID-19 protocols will be followed
Venue: Ranga Shankara 36/2, 8th Cross Rd, R K Colony, 2nd Phase, J. P. Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560078
Phone: 080 2649 3982
Date: Sunday, 5th of June 2022
Time: 5.30 pm - 6.30 pm
Entry: Free