Brazilian theatre production, Passado Presente Zenturo, is set to have its international premiere at the 25th Bharat Rang Mahotsav. The play will be showcased in Bengaluru on February 5 and in New Delhi on February 7. Passado Presente Zenturo, inspired by works of Grace Passô and Anton Chekhov, delves into themes of time, memory, and collective experiences.
The production, a fusion of Brazilian and global theatrical traditions, aims to showcase the artistic prowess of Brazilian student theatre on a global platform. Passado Presente Zenturo will also be featured at the 5th GITIS FEST in Russia in April. The play has garnered acclaim in Brazil, following successful national tours and performances at renowned theatres.
Directed by Andre Haidamus, Passado Presente Zenturo boasts a talented cast of 10 actors. The creative team, including Camila Andrade and Cassio Gondim, has played a pivotal role in shaping the production’s immersive theatrical language. With upcoming shows in India and Russia, the play signifies a significant achievement for Brazilian theatre, emphasizing its ability for international collaboration and innovation.
The Brazilian theatre event coincides with India’s focus on cultural exchange and leveraging soft power for strategic and economic benefits. Various Indian cultural bodies and ministries are actively promoting India’s soft power globally through initiatives and collaborations.
