When The Fire Dies
Romona Maher
The Living Tale Of Hirma
by Habība Tanavīra
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Readers find 'The Living Tale Of Hirma' to be a powerful exploration of development issues affecting adivasis. The play's numerous characters make it particularly suitable for student performances, which adds to its appeal.
Powerful exploration of relevant issuesGreat for student performancesLarge number of charactersLimited reviews available
Synopsis
Translated from Hindi by Anjum Katyal.
Based on a historical incident, focusses on nature of the tribal world and issues about assimilation.
Publication
PublisherSeagull Theatre
Year2005
BindingPaperback
Pages69
PlaceCalcutta
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139788170462774
ISBN-108170462770
LCCN2004313010
LCCMLCM 2004/00411 (P)
The Living Tale Of Hirma is a Indian play written by Habība Tanavīra and published by Seagull Theatre in Calcutta (2005).
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