LTTE : Love, This, That Etc..

Miss Dolly Dilly from Walla Walla has a problem.
A big problem.
A 400 pound elephant of a problem.
Will the kind doctor be able to help?
Find out in 'Gynaecologist'

Rita plots to save a relationship and polish her diamonds.
Is all love really that fraudulent?
Are some thing better left unsaid?
Or is a full and frank 'Confession' the key to true love?

Father Joseph intervenes to help Sybil and Scotty.
Will he save Scotty before the pernicious Arabian Araq gets to him?
What will his habebe think?
Watch him tend to his flock in 'Compulsion'


Take time out this weekend to join us for asap's production of

LTTE - Love, This, That Etc.

Three short comedies about that Crazy li'l thing called love

(with due apologies to Queen, freedom fighters,

Harvard and anyone else who feels they deserve an apology)

Venue

"Top storey" Alliance Francaise of Madras, Nungambakkam.

Dates
May 5th, Saturday @ 4pm and 7.30pm
May 6th, Sunday @ 12.30 pm, 4pm and 7.30pm

Cast
Amit Singh

Anjana Iyer

Naveen George Thomas

Sujatha Santhanakrishnan

Sundar Subramanian

Directed by

Naveen George Thomas

Tickets

Rs.100/-

Available at

Landmark, Apex Plaza (Nungambakkam)

Alliance Francaise of Madras (Nungambakkam)

For further details call

98411 17773

98402 46196

Writer's Block

There are several reasons why someone might find it physically impossible to write. Some of these reasons include :
* Boredom
* The lack of inspiration
* A general laziness seeping into the system after weeks of lazing around, eating mum's food, and watching meaningless television

I however, have no such excuses.

Over the past few months I've travelled a lot, read a lot, changed a lot (Yes! Once or twice a day) and sat in enough airports to be able to atleast come up with three interesting things to say about AirDeccan, Gujju travellers or Delhi women.

However, every time I sit down to write, the words just don't come out!

There is a certain pressure that what one writes must have meaning, must be profound, must be funny. After all, the point of any writing is to make a person laugh, or to make a person think. Hopefully both.

Yet, everything I think about writing seems insipid, or mundane.
Hence, I'm taking the easy way out and writing about not being able to.

Amen!