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Drama review
Thun Mollu: Three characters in a chaotic coexistence
What sounded like indistinctly American jazz
music rolled out to the ears of the audience as I sat in the gentle
darkness of the Punchi Theatre to witness the award-winning
playwright and drama director Buddhika Damayantha’s latest creation
Thun Mollu (Three Idiots).
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EDVARD TUSK: without his face
Only the turgid cold was compelling me back
towards the motel, even it doing a lackluster job, the urge was to
take my time,—even with the chill, stomachache, the grimy feel of
rising fever—linger my way along the upcurving lot, somehow as keen
to stay away as to approach my room.
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Don Quixote, the fusion
The length of the ballet stretches to four acts
and eight scenes with original choreography by Petipa in 1869 for
the Bolshoi Theatre Ballet in Moscow. The ballet was impressive and
caught the imagination of the audiences, made choreographers to
immediately turn their attention to the ballet.
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