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| 1st September | OPEN FRAME Please check with Programme Desk for details | ||
| 2nd September | OPEN FRAME Please check with Programme Desk for details | ||
| 3rd
September Time: 7.00pm |
DANCE- Bharatanatyam dancer Ginette Dion-Ahmed, disciple of Jayalakshmi Eshwar presents “Devi” depicting various facets of the Goddess, as Parvati, Saraswati and Lakshmi. |
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| 3rd
September Time: 6:30pm |
PANEL DISCUSSION- AAMAD the Academy of Performing Arts, in collaboration with Asia Pacific Therapeutic Theatre and Asia Pacific Performing Arts Network presents: “Potential of Indian Classical Dances for the mentally, physically & Visually and hearing Impaired” Panelists: Dr. Kapila Vatsayan – renowned art historian, Shanta Serbjeet Singh, Chairperson – APPAN, Rani Khanam-renowned Kathak dancer, Usha Grover, Director, NIMH, Syed Sallauddin Pasha – Chairman APT Theatre for Disabled People, Dr.Vikas Mohan Sharma-Psychologist VIMHANS, Indu Dubey – Psychologist. |
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| 4th
September Time: 6:30 pm |
TALK- D.C. Pavate Foundation Annual Lecture - Prof. Christopher Hill of London School of Economics & Designate Director, Centre of International Studies, Univ. of Cambridge speaks on “Position of Europe in an unstable world: Internal politics and external constraints.” | ||
| 4th
September Time: 7:30 pm |
MUSIC- Light jazz and popular music by the US Navy Band-Tsunami. Collab:Public Affairs Section, Embassy of the United States of America. Invitations available at the Programme Desk | ||
| 4th
September Time: 7:00 pm |
PLAY- Vividha presents Sharat Chandra’s all time classic “Devdas”. Dir. Deepak Chibber. Tkts at Rs 100 & 50. | ||
| 5th
September Time: 6.30pm |
TALK- Readings, Comments and Enactment from ”The Inheritors” (Pub: Penguin Books), a first novel by TALK- Readings, Comments and Enactment from ”The Inheritors” (Pub: Penguin Books), a first novel by Dr.Aruna Chakravarti, Principal Janki Devi Memorial College. Spanning across four generations and several locales, the novel is a portrayal of the lives of men and women belonging to a particular community in Bengal. Readings by the author. Speakers: Sunita Narain and Namita Gokhale. Chair: Dr. Hema Raghavan Principal Janki Devi Memorial College. Spanning across four generations and several locales, the novel is a portrayal of the lives of men and women belonging to a particular community in Bengal. Readings by the author. Speakers: Sunita Narain and Namita Gokhale. Chair: Dr. Hema Raghavan | ||
| 5th
September Time: 7.00pm |
PLAY- Vividha repeats their play “Devdas” |
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| 6th
September Time: 7.00pm |
MUSIC - To commemorate the death anniversary of Ustad Allauddin Khan, Mangal Dhwani presents Sitar recital by Sanjay Guha, disciple of Pt. Deepak Chaudhuri. Tabla: Raj Kumar Mishra and Classical Guitar recital by Thakur Chakrapani Singh, Tabla: Vinod Pathak. | ||
| 6th
September Time: 7.00pm |
DANCE - Kuchipudi danseuse Swapna Sundari presents “Blue God”, a thematic piece on Krishna. | ||
| 7th
September Time: 7.00pm |
TALK- Dr. Rachel Dwyer, Reader in Indian Studies & Cinema, School of Oriental & African Studies, University of London, speaks on “Indian Films & Overseas Audience”. | ||
| 8th
September Time: 7.00pm |
Film Club Screening - Yash Chopra Retrospective – ‘Waqt’ | ||
| 8th
September Time: 7:00pm |
MUSIC- Continuing with our homage to K.L. Saigal in his Birth Centenary Year, author Pran Neville presents a talk on “K.L. Saigal – The Artist and the Man” followed by a concert of Saigal’s popular melodies by Kumud Dewan and Aruna Jaiswal. | ||
| 9th
September Time: 7:00 pm |
Film Club Screening - Yash Chopra Retrospective – ‘Dil To Pagal Hain’ |
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| 9th
September Time: 6:45 pm |
IHC Management Talk- Practices 20:20 brings to us a talk on ‘Customer Service Excellence - International and Indian best practices’ by Vinit Taneja Director & Sr. Vice president, Institute of Quality Ltd. | ||
| 10th
September Time: 7:00 pm |
Film Club Screening - Yash Chopra Retrospective- ‘Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge’ | ||
| 10th
September Time: 7:00 pm |
MUSIC - Spic Macay present a Hindustani classical vocal recital by Mukul Shivputra. | ||
| 11th
September Time: 7:00 pm |
Habitat Children's Book Club meets for Parents Day at 10.30 am to 11.30 am for the above 10-age group. 11.30 am to 12.30 pm for the below 10 age group. Parents, especially fathers, are requested to read or tell their favourite stories to both the age groups. | ||
| 11th
September Time: 7:00 pm |
PLAY- Prime Time Theatre presents “Zen Katha”(Dur.105mins) the story of Bodhidharma(Founder of Zen and the Martial Arts) Playwright: Pratap Sharma. Dir. Lilette Dubey.Tkts at Rs.250, Rs.200, Rs.150 and Rs.100 available at the Programme Desk from Sept 3 | ||
| 11th
September Time: 7:00 pm |
TALK- Poetry Club of India presents “Women in Poetry”. Chair: Smt. Sheila Gujral | ||
| 11th
September Time: 7:30 pm |
PLAY- Atelier Theater Society presents “Goodbye Blue Sky”(Dur. 60mins) a bilingual play about perpetual hypocrisy. Dir: Ravi Shanker & Kuljeet Singh. Tkts at Rs.50 and Rs.100 available at the Programme Desk from Sept 6 | ||
| 11th
September Time: 6:30 pm |
DOCUMENTARY FILM- We continue with our series on Architecture films with the screening of “Past, Present & Future" (dur 60 mins), a film on Iranian architecture Collab: Council of Architecture | ||
| 12th
September Time: 10:00 am |
WALK- Museologist Vikas Harish leads us through a walk in the Hauz Khas monument area. We meet at the front gate of the Hauz Khas Madrasa at the end of the Hauz Khas Village. | ||
| 12th
September Time: 3:00 pm & 7:00 pm |
PLAY- Prime Time Theatre repeats ”Zen Katha” the story of Bodhidharma(Founder of Zen and the Martial Arts). Tkts at Rs.250, Rs.200, Rs.150 and Rs.100 available at the Programme Desk from Sept 3 | ||
| 12th
September Time: 7:30 pm |
PLAY- Atelier Theater Society repeats “Goodbye Blue Sky” | ||
| 12th
September Time: 7:00 pm |
DOCUMENTARY FILM- Benoy K. Behl presents the 25th film in the Doordarshan series on “The Paintings of India”. ‘2,000 Years of Painting'. This film covers the entire span of the classic tradition of painting in India. | ||
| 13th
September Time: 6:30 pm |
FILM CLUB DISCUSSION- To celebrate Yasujiro Ozu's birth centenary, film scholar Madan Gopal Singh presents Tokyo Story (1953). An elderly couple leaves the town of Onomichi to come to Tokyo to visit their children and grandchildren, only to discover their virtues and vanities. Ranked in the 1992 and 2002 international critics' poll in Sight & Sound as one of the ten best films ever made, Tokyo Story exemplifies Ozu's unique style and compassionate detachment. |
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| 13th
September Time: 7:00 pm |
DANCE- Raj Kumar Javda, son and disciple of late Guru Kanhaiya Lal Javda, Guru at Jaipur Kathak Kendra, presents a Kathak recital in the HCL Concert series | ||
| 14th
September Time: 7:00 pm |
Film Club Screening- Festival of Marathi Films “Vastu Purush “ (subtitled in English) |
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| 15th
September Time: 7:00 pm |
Bengal’s Melodies of Olden Days by Dwijen Mukhopadhya. Collab: Impresario India |
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