The past few weeks have, as usual, been crazy busy. First there were midterms. Even though I had only two, still had to study. And then there were not one, but two trips home - which are awesome fun but exhausting nonetheless.
T-nite soon followed. Apparently my juniors are pretty good at setting a stage on fire. Now I don't mean that literally of course. After my class's experience with diyas last year, all forms of fire are banned on stage. But between them, the Fachchas have a Michael Jackson, a Beyonce Knowles, a few drummers, and another Jackson called Janet. [She of the famous wadrobe malfunctions ;-)]
This Sunday, we put up our first play of the year - Dance Like a Man (written by Mahesh Dattani). If you're in Ahmedabad this weekend, do drop by!
And now, back to submissions and work. As I said, crazy busy. My desk is a veritable jungle of purple and yellow post-its with reminders of various kinds. Some are quite incomprehensible. It took me a good fifteen minutes to understand one particularly cryptic note scribbled to myself at 3.28 am.
"Pyal Play!!" - was apparently supposed to remind me to tell someone that we need ghungroos for the drama practice!
As an aside, don't believe everything you read in the papers. I can, for example, speak passable Hindi
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6 comments:
Is this the adaptation of the movie where Anoushka Shankar plays Lata??i think i remember the movie.It is probably one of the most dramatic movies i've ever watched..
are u sujata santanakrishnan? :-)
u rock!
*Passable* won't do...Hindi Seekh lo Suze :-)
Noodle
Kudva, Yes it is!! :)
Gayathri, yep - Sujatha Santhanakrishnan.. Watch the H's.. :-)
Noodle, aap se to behtaar hi bolti hoon..
I just got a bulletin board / softboard to replace my hazaar post it's lying around.
VEry handy. Try it.
Why?
The yellow postits were bad enough, then i discovered those post-it-prompts.
In 3 annoying colours, pink, purple and orange.
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