Dramatic Chronicles: Tracing the Tapestry of Indian English Theatre Across Time
Keywords:
Indian English Drama, Theatrical Evolution, Playwrights, Movements, Cultural Resonances, Historical Milestones, Theatrical Expression, Literary Intersection, Performing Arts, Dramatic TraditionsAbstract
To offer a comprehensive account of the historical evolution of Indian English play, the objective of this inquiry is to investigate the advancement of the play over time. The purpose of this study is to investigate the delicate strands of theatrical expression that are present within the context of Indian English, starting with the language's early origins and continuing all the way up to the current day. The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the development and transition of Indian English theatre by concentrating on significant movements, noteworthy playwrights, and significant milestones in the history of the theatre. In order to shed light on the variety of influences and cultural resonances that have led to the construction of this dynamic part of Indian literary and performing arts, the objective of this study is to reveal the many factors that have contributed to its formation. A combination of historical study and critical observations will be used to reach this goal.
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