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"'Hidden Fires' reveals the intensity of human emotion through powerful monologues that explore personal and societal themes."
From: Monologue-Based PlaysFive powerful, hard-hitting monologues in which the playwright tackles head-on issues of violence, intolerance of others, narrow concepts of community and nation, each with a twist that lifts it into the realm of real drama.
Award-winning playwright Manjula Padmanabhan, in her attempt to come to grips with the violence of these times, excels in this suite of short one-handers which leaves the viewer both shaken and thoughtful.
Manjula Padmanabhan is a playwright, writer, illustrator and cartoonist living in New Delhi.
Her play Harvest was awarded the Onassis International Cultural Competition Prize for Theatrical Plays in 1997.
Hidden Fires is a Indian play written by Manjula Padmanabhan and published by Seagull Theatre in Calcutta (2003).
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Seagull Theatre · 2003 · 50 pp
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