Theatre has long served as a mirror held up to society, but rarely has it afforded women the power to hold that mirror on their own terms. The 19th-century stage…
The term girlhood may appear self-evident, but its cultural resonance has shifted dramatically over time. Originating from the Old English “gyrela,” meaning a young female child, it was largely a…
Theatre in India has never been isolated from the sacred. Long before proscenium stages or dramaturgical theory, performance existed in temples, village squares, and forests. It existed not as entertainment,…
In contemporary theatre, the rehearsal space has become more than just a site of preparation. Increasingly, it is being treated as a performance in itself, a space where the body…
French arthouse cinema has long been associated with a kind of visual and emotional longing. Its frames linger. Its characters pause mid-thought. Its dialogues drift between silence and philosophy. This…
This piece looks at how Studio Ghibli handles grief, war, and change without spelling anything out. There’s no spotlight on pain. It stays at the edge of the frame, in silence, in stillness, in the way nothing is explained but everything is felt. There are no villains. No neat resolutions. Just moments that hold both softness and sorrow. Ghibli doesn’t try to make you understand. It just shows you what it means to feel.
Across centuries and civilizations, myths have served as cultural cornerstones—explaining the unexplainable, defining social order, and offering moral lessons wrapped in tales of gods, monsters, and heroes. Today, in an…
In the theater world, the line between performance and reality often blurs, with actors and crew finding creative ways to infuse their work with fun and spontaneity. For many theater…
For decades, Weetabix has been marketed as a wholesome and nutritious breakfast option, a staple in countless households. Its simple, whole grain composition, low sugar content, and high fiber make…
