Still from drama. Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

MISF! T-My interested in the theater, Ratan Thakor Grant’s acting studio will stage the second run of his game, Trishul! Ty. The Play is directed by Venkatsan Vaidyanathan and Vishal Nair.

On a call from Indeenagar, Venkaten says, “This run adds new dimensions after receiving a response from our audience.” “The play investigated stories, feelings, relationships and conflicts, which we hope that we will resonate with the audience. Using with new formats, unexpected twists, and layered stories, the second run promises an experience that surprises and attachs from beginning to end. ,

Tridani! Ty is a trilogy of connected plays, which Venkaten describes as a tragicomidy. “The play talks about human relationships. Also a secret is included. ,

Director Venkatsan Vaidyanathan | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

The audience’s response suggested that the drama is repetitive, saying Venkaten. “We also kept in mind what did the work of the audience work and what not. The third story in the play is around office politics. We have changed the story in the perspective of the victim to the victim. ,

Shift, Venkatsson, says, is done with humor. “The artist is different from the previous staging, when a new set of actors comes, they bring a new taste to the story. This is a trip to a destination using the second route. ,

As an example, Venkatsson says, in the previous version, was an actor who spoke with Haryanvi pronunciation. “This time, the actor is South Indian, and speaks with a Malayali pronunciation. It changes mobility. To create a different experience for the same set of viewers, subtle changes have been made in costumes and sets.

Tridani! TyVenkaten says that there is a complex drama. “The reaction was that the play was long. We have included a strategic gap this time, which is part of the story. ,

Director Vishal Nair | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Venkatsson took to the theater from his school days and has been working as a student, instructor, writer, backstage worker and director since 2005.

MISF! The USP of T, Venkaten says that “We work with the original plays because we believe that India has a huge cultural history in which many stories should be told.”

Theater, Venkaten, says, teaches you to understand physical, personal and social boundaries. “You learn human respect. It helps you with your presentation skills and is medical. The main principle of acting is honesty. Only if you have lived a certain experience then you can bring that experience on stage. ,

The theater finds you yourself, called Venkaten. “If meditation is an inward journey, the theater becomes an external journey. The use of an actor is only one thing that is his body and voice and with it, the only thing they can express is themselves. ,

Tridani! Ty will be staged on 1 and 2 February at 6.30 pm on both days in Alliance Frankeis de Bangalore. Ticket on bookmyshow