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Weekly Theatre Festival at Tagore Hall Continues

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Curtain Call Theatre Stages “Secret Plan”

Srinagar, Sept 13: The ongoing weekly theatre festival, organized by the J&K Academy of Art, Culture and Languages at Tagore Hall, enthralled audiences with the Kashmiri play “Secret Plan”, staged by Curtain Call Theatre, Srinagar.

Written by Sheikh Mohammad Hanief and directed by Sameer Ahmad, the play featured powerful performances by Mohammad Ashraf Khan, Hilal Ahmad Khan, Farhat Siddiqui, Shabir Ahmad Hakaak, Mehjabeen Ansaari, Mohammad Shafi Khan, Sheikh Mushtaq, and Arbina Altaf.

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Earlier, Cultural Academy’s Assistant Editor Dr. Syed Iftikhar Ahmad welcomed the audience, calling the festival a vital platform to promote fine arts, Kashmiri language, and cultural harmony while offering young artists an opportunity to showcase their talent.

The festival, which began on July 25, has so far featured productions by Viraj Kala Kendra Jammu, Womied Rang Manch, Cultural Educational and Environmental Organisation Budgam, Mehak Dramatic Club Srinagar, Kashmir Kala Manch Srinagar, and Yamberzal Youth Club Brain Nishat—all earning wide appreciation from theatre enthusiasts | Kashmir Pen

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