A nook home reverse a park in a serene neighbourhood at Sainikpuri in Hyderabad is now Rangbhoomi by Sneha Arts, a brand new cultural area for music/dance reveals, open mics and theatre performances. Co-founded by artist Sneha Lata Prasad and theatre actor/director Jay Jha, the endearing te area launched just lately is an growth of the cultural dimension to new localities within the metropolis.
The home painted in vibrant colors greets guests with a small courtyard, a canteen and an imposing metal-and-scrap sculpture of a person driving a horse on the highest of the home. Stroll round or chill out on a concrete bench listening to birds chirping. With a 14×25 ft stage and a corridor that may seat round 70 folks, the area guarantees to have interaction the viewers in an intimate setting.
Theatre workshop
The primary theatre workshop with 5 members is on once we enter the corridor to speak in regards to the area. Jay, a founding father of the KissaGo Theatre Group and likewise one of many co-founders of Rangbhoomi Areas in Gachibowli, shares that the Gachibowli area has been shut down attributable to lease points. “Initially, Sneha ma’am (Sneha Lata Prasad) who can be obsessed with arts, tradition and theatre, needed to arrange her sculpture studio right here. As soon as she knew about our lease difficulty, she was inspired to let this home rework right into a inventive hub,“ he shares, including that Sainikpuri evokes nostalgia since he had lived on this space throughout faculty. “It’s straightforward for me to shift and work right here since there are associates and acquaintances to assist.”
Difficult side
The area that formally opened on Valentine’s Day with the play Banerjee Babu, has since had an open mic by Orange Carrot Productions. Jay admits that getting a crowd is a problem within the space. “Watching a theatre efficiency remains to be new to this a part of the city,” he provides. The staff plans to stage performs by KissaGo to create buzz and let theatre lovers within the space know in regards to the setting.
Nonetheless, there have been enquiries for music and dance reveals, and some colleges have reached out to stage performances by their college students. “Areas like these assist us realise doing theatre in entrance of a small gathering can be enjoyable; we neither want a mic nor shout to make our voices heard. ”
With the purpose of making an arts/cultural centre within the neighbourhood, Jay hopes the area will make a mark. “At Gachibowli, Rangbhoomi Areas took three months after its launch to get observed. It has been solely a month since this Rangbhoomi launched, so we hope to create a buzz slowly and steadily.”
Preksha Trivedi Firm and KissaGo Theatre Group to stage Blind Males`s Membership at Lamakaan and Rangbhoomi by Sneha Arts on March 16 and 17; Tickets: ₹200 on bookmyshow.com