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SUMMARY:WIP Specials | Rihla (Student Show)
DESCRIPTION:A play by Aagaaz Repertory / Directed by Neel Chaudhuri\nTranslated by Rahul Rai / based on ‘I Want A Country’ by Andreas Flourakis \nA crisis in a nameless country brings about a demand for change. A motley group of young people seek to chart out a course for a ‘new country’\, a new identity\, fresh values\, a space to feel safe within … They argue and fight\, they ridicule and educate each other\, they reveal their dreams\, fears and secrets. Their quest to define a new world is a voyage into some great unknown: to a place they can only imagine and covering a distance they cannot fully conceive. It is also a leap of faith\, for them and for us. At the very least\, they will arrive to tell the tale.
URL:https://wipcollective.in/programme/wip-specials-rihla-2/
LOCATION:Lilanoor Center\, 389\, Masjid Moth Rd\, South Extension II\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110049\, India
CATEGORIES:Specials,Theatre
ORGANIZER;CN="Work In Progress Labs":MAILTO:info@wipcollective.in
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SUMMARY:WIP Specials | Rihla
DESCRIPTION:A play by Aagaaz Repertory / Directed by Neel Chaudhuri\nTranslated by Rahul Rai / based on ‘I Want A Country’ by Andreas Flourakis \nA crisis in a nameless country brings about a demand for change. A motley group of young people seek to chart out a course for a ‘new country’\, a new identity\, fresh values\, a space to feel safe within … They argue and fight\, they ridicule and educate each other\, they reveal their dreams\, fears and secrets. Their quest to define a new world is a voyage into some great unknown: to a place they can only imagine and covering a distance they cannot fully conceive. It is also a leap of faith\, for them and for us. At the very least\, they will arrive to tell the tale.
URL:https://wipcollective.in/programme/wip-specials-rihla/
LOCATION:Lilanoor Center\, 389\, Masjid Moth Rd\, South Extension II\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110049\, India
CATEGORIES:Specials,Theatre
ORGANIZER;CN="Work In Progress Labs":MAILTO:info@wipcollective.in
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DTSTAMP:20260606T022843
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LAST-MODIFIED:20231017T081501Z
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SUMMARY:WIP Specials | Rihla
DESCRIPTION:A play by Aagaaz Repertory / Directed by Neel Chaudhuri\nTranslated by Rahul Rai / based on ‘I Want A Country’ by Andreas Flourakis \nA crisis in a nameless country brings about a demand for change. A motley group of young people seek to chart out a course for a ‘new country’\, a new identity\, fresh values\, a space to feel safe within … They argue and fight\, they ridicule and educate each other\, they reveal their dreams\, fears and secrets. Their quest to define a new world is a voyage into some great unknown: to a place they can only imagine and covering a distance they cannot fully conceive. It is also a leap of faith\, for them and for us. At the very least\, they will arrive to tell the tale.
URL:https://wipcollective.in/programme/rihla/
LOCATION:Lilanoor Center\, 389\, Masjid Moth Rd\, South Extension II\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110049\, India
CATEGORIES:Specials,Theatre
ORGANIZER;CN="Work In Progress Labs":MAILTO:info@wipcollective.in
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231001T180000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20231001T190000
DTSTAMP:20260606T022843
CREATED:20230909T155651Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230914T043832Z
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SUMMARY:WIP SPECIALS | THEATRE PREMIERE | MAATI KATHA (Earth Stories) | HINDI | (60 mins)
DESCRIPTION:RECOMMENDED AGE GROUP: 12+ years \nLANGUAGE: Hindi \nIn the dangerous and magical land of Sunderbans\, living is about a fragile balance – between land and water\, forest and field\, domestic and wild\, human and human\, human and nonhuman\, calm and storm. As each stakes claim\, each encroaches upon the other’s space\, survival is possible only through stories and beliefs. Bonbibi is said to have come to the ‘Land of the 18 Tides’ to help the people\, tigers\, deer\, crabs\, trees\, soil and water…  all that cohabit there. But\, only if we agree to her terms. And when she looks away\, devastation follows. In this Object Theatre performance\, clay dolls from the region tell contemporary stories of their land. Stories as local as they are global. \nMaati Katha is a play that emerges from the soil. It draws inspiration from the lives & philosophies of the people of Sunderbans\, from its folk legends and stories\, its rich performance tradition of Bonbibi Jatrapala\, and music traditions like Bhatiyali\, Baul\, Jhumur; marrying it to contemporary object and material theatre practices. Through the play\, Sunderbans emerge as a reflective surface for worldwide concerns. \nThe performance came to life as part of a larger ethnographic project that researches traditional doll making practices of West Bengal\, a state in East India; exploring histories and contemporary stories surrounding rural Bengal’s myriad doll-making practices and its linkages to tangible and intangible heritage conservation. \nDATES & TIMINGS: \n22nd Sep : 7.00 pm (English) \n23rd Sep: 7.00 pm (English) \n24th Sep: 6.00 pm (Hindi) \n29th Sep: 7.00 pm (Hindi) \n30th Sep: 7.00 pm (English) \n1st Oct: 6.00 pm (Hindi) \nBOOK NOW
URL:https://wipcollective.in/programme/wip-specials-theatre-premiere-maati-katha-earth-stories-60-mins-5/
LOCATION:Kumzum\, Gk 2\, New Delhi\, New Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Specials,Theatre
ORGANIZER;CN="Work In Progress Labs":MAILTO:info@wipcollective.in
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230930T190000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230930T200000
DTSTAMP:20260606T022843
CREATED:20230909T155535Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230914T043721Z
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SUMMARY:WIP SPECIALS | THEATRE PREMIERE | MAATI KATHA (Earth Stories) | ENGLISH | (60 mins)
DESCRIPTION:RECOMMENDED AGE GROUP: 12+ years \nLANGUAGE: English \nIn the dangerous and magical land of Sunderbans\, living is about a fragile balance – between land and water\, forest and field\, domestic and wild\, human and human\, human and nonhuman\, calm and storm. As each stakes claim\, each encroaches upon the other’s space\, survival is possible only through stories and beliefs. Bonbibi is said to have come to the ‘Land of the 18 Tides’ to help the people\, tigers\, deer\, crabs\, trees\, soil and water…  all that cohabit there. But\, only if we agree to her terms. And when she looks away\, devastation follows. In this Object Theatre performance\, clay dolls from the region tell contemporary stories of their land. Stories as local as they are global. \nMaati Katha is a play that emerges from the soil. It draws inspiration from the lives & philosophies of the people of Sunderbans\, from its folk legends and stories\, its rich performance tradition of Bonbibi Jatrapala\, and music traditions like Bhatiyali\, Baul\, Jhumur; marrying it to contemporary object and material theatre practices. Through the play\, Sunderbans emerge as a reflective surface for worldwide concerns. \nThe performance came to life as part of a larger ethnographic project that researches traditional doll making practices of West Bengal\, a state in East India; exploring histories and contemporary stories surrounding rural Bengal’s myriad doll-making practices and its linkages to tangible and intangible heritage conservation. \nDATES & TIMINGS: \n22nd Sep : 7.00 pm (English) \n23rd Sep: 7.00 pm (English) \n24th Sep: 6.00 pm (Hindi) \n29th Sep: 7.00 pm (Hindi) \n30th Sep: 7.00 pm (English) \n1st Oct: 6.00 pm (Hindi) \nBOOK NOW
URL:https://wipcollective.in/programme/wip-specials-theatre-premiere-maati-katha-earth-stories-60-mins-4/
LOCATION:Kumzum\, Gk 2\, New Delhi\, New Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Specials,Theatre
ORGANIZER;CN="Work In Progress Labs":MAILTO:info@wipcollective.in
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230930T170000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230930T183000
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SUMMARY:WIP SPECIALS | SCREENING | How Long is February? A fantasy in three parts.
DESCRIPTION:15 years after the brutal events of February 2020 in Delhi\, a nation reckons with the truth of what really happened. In parallel\, there is the urgent matter of 72 arrested goats and an unfolding conspiracy \n“That which is denied must be imagined” (Sartre) \nSet in an imagined future and based on real events\, this is a project in narrative justice delivered via the performative. Using a satirical lens\, the play questions the complicity and inaction of various groups involved in the denial of justice. \nIn English\, Hindi\, Malayalam (with English subs) Supported by Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Pickle Factory \n\n\n\nDate: 30th September\, 2023 (Saturday)\nTime: 4:45 PM onwards \nVenue: Theatre 2\, Theatre Kunzum\, M Block Market\, GK II\, South Delhi
URL:https://wipcollective.in/programme/wip-specials-screening-how-long-is-february-a-fantasy-in-three-parts/
LOCATION:Kunzum Theatre 1\, Kunzum Book\, 3rd Floor\, GK 2 Market\, New Delhi\, New Delhi\, 110019\, India
CATEGORIES:Film,Specials
ORGANIZER;CN="Work In Progress Labs":MAILTO:info@wipcollective.in
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230929T190000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230929T200000
DTSTAMP:20260606T022843
CREATED:20230909T155429Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230914T043736Z
UID:892-1696014000-1696017600@wipcollective.in
SUMMARY:WIP SPECIALS | THEATRE PREMIERE | MAATI KATHA (Earth Stories) | HINDI | (60 mins)
DESCRIPTION:RECOMMENDED AGE GROUP: 12+ years \nLANGUAGE: Hindi \nIn the dangerous and magical land of Sunderbans\, living is about a fragile balance – between land and water\, forest and field\, domestic and wild\, human and human\, human and nonhuman\, calm and storm. As each stakes claim\, each encroaches upon the other’s space\, survival is possible only through stories and beliefs. Bonbibi is said to have come to the ‘Land of the 18 Tides’ to help the people\, tigers\, deer\, crabs\, trees\, soil and water…  all that cohabit there. But\, only if we agree to her terms. And when she looks away\, devastation follows. In this Object Theatre performance\, clay dolls from the region tell contemporary stories of their land. Stories as local as they are global. \nMaati Katha is a play that emerges from the soil. It draws inspiration from the lives & philosophies of the people of Sunderbans\, from its folk legends and stories\, its rich performance tradition of Bonbibi Jatrapala\, and music traditions like Bhatiyali\, Baul\, Jhumur; marrying it to contemporary object and material theatre practices. Through the play\, Sunderbans emerge as a reflective surface for worldwide concerns. \nThe performance came to life as part of a larger ethnographic project that researches traditional doll making practices of West Bengal\, a state in East India; exploring histories and contemporary stories surrounding rural Bengal’s myriad doll-making practices and its linkages to tangible and intangible heritage conservation. \nDATES & TIMINGS: \n22nd Sep : 7.00 pm (English) \n23rd Sep: 7.00 pm (English) \n24th Sep: 6.00 pm (Hindi) \n29th Sep: 7.00 pm (Hindi) \n30th Sep: 7.00 pm (English) \n1st Oct: 6.00 pm (Hindi) \nBOOK NOW
URL:https://wipcollective.in/programme/wip-specials-theatre-premiere-maati-katha-earth-stories-60-mins-3/
LOCATION:Kumzum\, Gk 2\, New Delhi\, New Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Specials,Theatre
ORGANIZER;CN="Work In Progress Labs":MAILTO:info@wipcollective.in
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230924T180000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230924T190000
DTSTAMP:20260606T022843
CREATED:20230909T155257Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230914T043744Z
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SUMMARY:WIP SPECIALS | THEATRE PREMIERE | MAATI KATHA (Earth Stories) | HINDI | (60 mins)
DESCRIPTION:RECOMMENDED AGE GROUP: 12+ years \nLANGUAGE: Hindi \nIn the dangerous and magical land of Sunderbans\, living is about a fragile balance – between land and water\, forest and field\, domestic and wild\, human and human\, human and nonhuman\, calm and storm. As each stakes claim\, each encroaches upon the other’s space\, survival is possible only through stories and beliefs. Bonbibi is said to have come to the ‘Land of the 18 Tides’ to help the people\, tigers\, deer\, crabs\, trees\, soil and water…  all that cohabit there. But\, only if we agree to her terms. And when she looks away\, devastation follows. In this Object Theatre performance\, clay dolls from the region tell contemporary stories of their land. Stories as local as they are global. \nMaati Katha is a play that emerges from the soil. It draws inspiration from the lives & philosophies of the people of Sunderbans\, from its folk legends and stories\, its rich performance tradition of Bonbibi Jatrapala\, and music traditions like Bhatiyali\, Baul\, Jhumur; marrying it to contemporary object and material theatre practices. Through the play\, Sunderbans emerge as a reflective surface for worldwide concerns. \nThe performance came to life as part of a larger ethnographic project that researches traditional doll making practices of West Bengal\, a state in East India; exploring histories and contemporary stories surrounding rural Bengal’s myriad doll-making practices and its linkages to tangible and intangible heritage conservation. \nDATES & TIMINGS: \n22nd Sep : 7.00 pm (English) \n23rd Sep: 7.00 pm (English) \n24th Sep: 6.00 pm (Hindi) \n29th Sep: 7.00 pm (Hindi) \n30th Sep: 7.00 pm (English) \n1st Oct: 6.00 pm (Hindi) \nBOOK NOW
URL:https://wipcollective.in/programme/wip-specials-theatre-premiere-maati-katha-earth-stories-60-mins-2/
LOCATION:Kumzum\, Gk 2\, New Delhi\, New Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Specials,Theatre
ORGANIZER;CN="Work In Progress Labs":MAILTO:info@wipcollective.in
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230923T190000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230923T200000
DTSTAMP:20260606T022843
CREATED:20230909T155126Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230914T043803Z
UID:887-1695495600-1695499200@wipcollective.in
SUMMARY:WIP SPECIALS | THEATRE PREMIERE | MAATI KATHA (Earth Stories) | ENGLISH | (60 mins)
DESCRIPTION:RECOMMENDED AGE GROUP: 12+ years \nLANGUAGE: English \nIn the dangerous and magical land of Sunderbans\, living is about a fragile balance – between land and water\, forest and field\, domestic and wild\, human and human\, human and nonhuman\, calm and storm. As each stakes claim\, each encroaches upon the other’s space\, survival is possible only through stories and beliefs. Bonbibi is said to have come to the ‘Land of the 18 Tides’ to help the people\, tigers\, deer\, crabs\, trees\, soil and water…  all that cohabit there. But\, only if we agree to her terms. And when she looks away\, devastation follows. In this Object Theatre performance\, clay dolls from the region tell contemporary stories of their land. Stories as local as they are global. \nMaati Katha is a play that emerges from the soil. It draws inspiration from the lives & philosophies of the people of Sunderbans\, from its folk legends and stories\, its rich performance tradition of Bonbibi Jatrapala\, and music traditions like Bhatiyali\, Baul\, Jhumur; marrying it to contemporary object and material theatre practices. Through the play\, Sunderbans emerge as a reflective surface for worldwide concerns. \nThe performance came to life as part of a larger ethnographic project that researches traditional doll making practices of West Bengal\, a state in East India; exploring histories and contemporary stories surrounding rural Bengal’s myriad doll-making practices and its linkages to tangible and intangible heritage conservation. \nDATES & TIMINGS: \n22nd Sep : 7.00 pm (English) \n23rd Sep: 7.00 pm (English) \n24th Sep: 6.00 pm (Hindi) \n29th Sep: 7.00 pm (Hindi) \n30th Sep: 7.00 pm (English) \n1st Oct: 6.00 pm (Hindi) \nBOOK NOW
URL:https://wipcollective.in/programme/wip-specials-theatre-premiere-maati-katha-earth-stories-60-mins/
LOCATION:Kumzum\, Gk 2\, New Delhi\, New Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Specials,Theatre
ORGANIZER;CN="Work In Progress Labs":MAILTO:info@wipcollective.in
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230922T190000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20230922T200000
DTSTAMP:20260606T022843
CREATED:20230909T154320Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230914T043822Z
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SUMMARY:WIP SPECIALS | THEATRE PREMIERE | MAATI KATHA (Earth Stories) | ENGLISH | (60 mins)
DESCRIPTION:RECOMMENDED AGE GROUP: 12+ years \nLANGUAGE: English \nIn the dangerous and magical land of Sunderbans\, living is about a fragile balance – between land and water\, forest and field\, domestic and wild\, human and human\, human and nonhuman\, calm and storm. As each stakes claim\, each encroaches upon the other’s space\, survival is possible only through stories and beliefs. Bonbibi is said to have come to the ‘Land of the 18 Tides’ to help the people\, tigers\, deer\, crabs\, trees\, soil and water…  all that cohabit there. But\, only if we agree to her terms. And when she looks away\, devastation follows. In this Object Theatre performance\, clay dolls from the region tell contemporary stories of their land. Stories as local as they are global. \nMaati Katha is a play that emerges from the soil. It draws inspiration from the lives & philosophies of the people of Sunderbans\, from its folk legends and stories\, its rich performance tradition of Bonbibi Jatrapala\, and music traditions like Bhatiyali\, Baul\, Jhumur; marrying it to contemporary object and material theatre practices. Through the play\, Sunderbans emerge as a reflective surface for worldwide concerns. \nThe performance came to life as part of a larger ethnographic project that researches traditional doll making practices of West Bengal\, a state in East India; exploring histories and contemporary stories surrounding rural Bengal’s myriad doll-making practices and its linkages to tangible and intangible heritage conservation. \nDATES & TIMINGS: \n22nd Sep : 7.00 pm (English) \n23rd Sep: 7.00 pm (English) \n24th Sep: 6.00 pm (Hindi) \n29th Sep: 7.00 pm (Hindi) \n30th Sep: 7.00 pm (English) \n1st Oct: 6.00 pm (Hindi) \nBOOK NOW
URL:https://wipcollective.in/programme/maati-katha-earth-stories-60-mins/
LOCATION:Kumzum\, Gk 2\, New Delhi\, New Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Specials,Theatre
ORGANIZER;CN="Work In Progress Labs":MAILTO:info@wipcollective.in
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230723T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230723T190000
DTSTAMP:20260606T022843
CREATED:20230718T110424Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230718T110706Z
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SUMMARY:SPECIALS | Book Launch + Talk | NAKED a novel | Aditi Mediratta & Michaela Talwar
DESCRIPTION:Title: NAKED a novel: My sentiments are hurt\n\nSynopsis: A woman’s naked body washes up on the beach in Versova\, Mumbai. It is Chinky\, a new-age spiritual star with millions of followers on social media. A friend to some\, a lover to many\, some called her crazy\, she called herself a witch.\n\n \nAbout the authors:\n\n\nAditi Mediratta started her writing career as a crime reporter for the India Today daily\, Today. From writing about real crime to fictionalized reel crime\, her first release as an associate writer was Once Upon a Time in Mumbai. This was followed by The Dirty Picture\, Once Upon a Time in Mumbai 2\, Azhar and Badshao. After graduating from Prague Film School in 2017\, she wrote and directed short films like Elevated and Kaboom. She has also written the scripts for two experimental shorts Rajkumari Woke and The Girl in the Pink Frock which were acclaimed at festivals around the world. She has co-authored a book\, The Stranger in Me\, which was published by Om Books in 2019. She is working on a biopic on the\nlife of an iconic film star from the 1970s.\nMichaela Talwar is a trained journalist and multidisciplinary artist. She is the co-founder and creative director at Harkat Studios\, a boutique arts studio and alternative performance space in Versova\, Mumbai. As part of her work at Harkat\, she is an arts enabler who has produced\, curated and facilitated over 400 theatre shows\, film festivals and exhibitions in various forms over the past five years. She also leads the creation of marketing video content for various film studios and OTT platforms like Netflix and Amazon where she produces viral videos\, ads and title sequences\, and poster designs. She has co-produced several short films\, including And Sometimes\, She Loved Me Too\, (Love)\, the Ek Minute series\, and directed various short form content such as Intellectual Masturbation and Rajkumari Woke. In 2015 she published\nEmpowerment through Audiovisual Storytelling in Rural India. A polyglot\, she originally hails from Germany and has lived in many places\, but nothing shaped her quite as much as Mumbai has.\n\n \nAditi Mediratta and Michaela Talwar’s Naked is a character study disguised as an investigation into a mysterious death\, and an immersive meditation on life\, soul-connections and what coming home truly means. As Chinky says\, ‘One human life does not decide what your soul calls home.’\n\n \nPublisher: Om Books International\n\nGenre: Fiction\n\n\nRegister\n\n 
URL:https://wipcollective.in/programme/specials-book-launch-talk-naked-a-novel-aditi-mediratta-michaela-talwar/
LOCATION:Kumzum\, Gk 2\, New Delhi\, New Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Specials
ORGANIZER;CN="Work In Progress Labs":MAILTO:info@wipcollective.in
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230513T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230513T190000
DTSTAMP:20260606T022843
CREATED:20230511T113156Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230512T062751Z
UID:468-1683997200-1684004400@wipcollective.in
SUMMARY:SPECIALS | The Night Is Clear | Record Listening Session with Parekh & Singh
DESCRIPTION:Parekh & Singh are a duo from Calcutta. Nischay Parekh sings\, and plays guitar and keyboards; Jivraj Singh plays drums\, percussion and electronics. Both enjoy computation of various kinds. \nTheir third full length album is entitled “The Night is Clear“. The duo had this to say about the new work: “This album is a mirror to our souls. The songs are personal\, sometimes painfully specific.” \nThe new album is set in an otherworldly realm populated by meditative kings\, reticent bedouins\, and nightingales. These shadowy entities tell of how art provides an undeniable balm on whatever worldly wounds we carry. \n\nParekh & Singh\, and Delhi-based musician Tarun Balani\, will co-host a listening session and open conversation focusing on “The Night is Clear”\, the music that may have informed the album\, and the possibilities that spiral out from it.\n\n\nRegister
URL:https://wipcollective.in/programme/specials-the-night-is-clear-record-listening-session-with-parekh-singh/
LOCATION:Kumzum\, Gk 2\, New Delhi\, New Delhi\, India
CATEGORIES:Specials
ORGANIZER;CN="Work In Progress Labs":MAILTO:info@wipcollective.in
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