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Women On Fire
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Hidden Fires
by Manjula Padmanabhan
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"'Hidden Fires' reveals the intensity of human emotion through powerful monologues that explore personal and societal themes."
From: Monologue-Based PlaysSynopsis
Five 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.
Publication
Publisher Seagull Theatre
Year 2003
Binding Paperback
Pages 50
Place Calcutta
Language English
ISBN-13 9788170462453
ISBN-10 8170462452
LCCN 2003323553
LCC MLCM 2003/01273 (P)
Hidden Fires is a Indian play written by Manjula Padmanabhan and published by Seagull Theatre in Calcutta (2003).
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