International Theatre Festival of Kerala returns after a two-year Covid hiatus
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By Sreerag PS
January 24, 2023
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The International Theatre Festival of Kerala
(ITFOK), one of India’s major theatre festivals, is returning to Thrissur after a two-year hiatus.
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The 13th edition of the festival focuses on humaneness, art-making and artists, and comes with a focal theme: “Humanity Must Unite.”
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The festival curator, Deepan Sivaraman, told South First that the pandemic has impacted all art forms but it has impacted theatre the most.
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“We are holding a conglomeration of artists from across the world. This is being done on a large scale, not seen previously at ITFOK.”
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The 10-day-long theatre festival will begin on 5 February with Brett Bailey’s play Samson, from South Africa.
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The festival will feature 10 international plays and 14 Indian plays, which include four theatre performances in Malayalam.
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The late Peter Brook’s Tempest Project from France is undoubtedly the highlight of this edition of ITFOK.
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ITFOK, since its inception, has regularly featured numerous theatre productions from countries like Palestine, Lebanon, Iran, and so on.
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The immense public participation of people in Thrissur, as well as theatre lovers from the rest of the state and nation, is unique to the festival.
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At the time of reporting the story, the online tickets for a majority of plays featuring in the festival were sold out.
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Musical performances of popular bands like Avial, Indian Ocean, and The Manganiyar Seduction will also be featured in the upcoming edition.
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