The Hindu·3 min read·medium

How Srinivas Denchanala has spent four decades giving voice to the voiceless through theatre

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Neeraja Murthy
How Srinivas Denchanala has spent four decades giving voice to the voiceless through theatre
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Theatre director Srinivas Denchanala has spent over four decades using his Janapadam repertory to give voice to marginalized communities in India. His latest play, Neelaveni, continues this tradition by exploring complex social and gender themes through a postmodern lens.

For the past three months, a rehearsal space at Dr BR Ambedkar Open University in Hyderabad has been home to the 15-member cast and crew of the Janapadam Modern Travelling Theatre Repertory. They have been preparing Neelaven i, a new Telugu play that was staged at Ravindra Bharathi.

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