Hyderabad: The 24th Bharat Rang Mahotsav (NSD Theatre Festival), is all set to mesmerise us once again with a spectacle of theatrical excellence from January 28 to February 16, 2025. This event, arranged by the National School of Drama (NSD), which comes under the Ministry of Culture, has become a landmark for theatre lovers in India and abroad. Known for its variety of performances, the festival has also developed into a vibrant showcase for the many traditions of storytelling and theatrical expression.
- Event Highlights
Scheduled to take place in Delhi, this year's Bharat Rang Mahotsav promises an exciting array of performances, with 65 Indian productions and 10 international plays on the roster. The festival offers a rich tradition of genres, styles, and themes from timeless classics to bold contemporary narratives. The event is a confluence of tradition and innovation, bringing together the finest talent from India and across the globe.
Renowned theatre artists and directors from countries such as the United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, and Sri Lanka will join hands with India's most celebrated dramatists. With participation from leading theatre groups, drama institutions, and cultural organisations, the festival has firmly established itself as a global platform for artistic exchange and collaboration.
- A Platform for Cultural Exchange
The International Theatre Festival of India 2025 goes beyond being a showcase; it serves as a melting pot of cultures and ideas. By fostering dialogue and collaboration between Indian and international artists, the event provides a unique opportunity to explore fresh perspectives on the art of theatre. For aspiring dramatists and theatre enthusiasts, the festival is both a source of inspiration and a learning ground.
This year's edition also features workshops, panel discussions, and interactive sessions led by acclaimed theatre practitioners. These events, organised by participating drama institutions and cultural organisations, delve into the intricacies of acting, direction, and storytelling, enriching the experience for participants and audiences.
- The Role of the National School of Drama