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     Jyoti Dogra on acting in Hyderabad Blues 2

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     Black Hole - a devised piece by Jyoti Dogra

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     The arts keep us going, keep the arts going | Jyoti Dogra

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2. indianexpress.com › article › citiesIn the play Maas, Jyoti Dogra becomes everyone who looks at ...

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   Feb 15, 2024 · After touring Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru, among others, Maas, a solo by Mumbai-based Jyoti Dogra, comes to Pune this weekend. The play will be presented by Spotlight Foundation at The Box, Erandwane, on February 17 and 18, 7 pm.

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4. www.instagram.com › jyotidogra1Jyoti Dogra (@jyotidogra1) • Instagram photos and videos

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   3,791 Followers, 75 Following, 107 Posts - Jyoti Dogra (@jyotidogra1) on Instagram: "Theatre maker".

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5. www.hindustantimes.com › art-and-culture › jyotiJyoti Dogra’s Toye: When body language tells a story from the ...

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   Based on Girish Karnad’s Agni aur Barkha, Jyoti Dogra’s latest play uses actors’ body language to tell a story from the Mahabharata. Dogra agreed to direct the piece.

6. www.hindustantimes.com › lifestyle › art-culture‘Being an adult is about hiding your shame’ - Hindustan Times

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   Theatre maker Jyoti Dogra latest work, Maas, tackles what we barely speak of: internalised patriarchy, the fitness and beauty industries, ageing, and menopause.

7. www.thehindu.com › entertainment › theatreBlack Hole — Jyoti Dogra’s fourth solo devised play - The Hindu

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   Feb 2, 2019 · Black Hole, actor Jyoti Dogra’s brave new work, looks at the fascinating connect between our lives, earthly and otherwise, and the final frontier where stars go to die. A fascinating mix of...

   • Location: Kasturi Building, Anna Salai, 859-860, Mount Road, Chennai, 600002, Tamil Nadu

8. www.thehindu.com › entertainment › theatreHow the play MAAS deals with the politics of flab in female ...

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   Jun 8, 2023 · Maas by Jyoti Dogra was hilarious, unsettling and terrifying. Maas, when pronounced with a slight nasal overtone, is Hindi for meat and flesh. Resonating with mass or matter in English, Maas...

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   Who is Jyoti Dogra?

   • When theatre director-actor Jyoti Dogra visited the University of Panjab (Chandigarh) recently, a few theatre students from the university approached her to put together playwright Girish Karnad’s acclaimed drama, Agni Aur Barkha (Agni Mattu Male in Kannada; The Fire And The Rain in English).

   Jyoti Dogra’s Toye: When body language tells a story from the

   www.hindustantimes.com/art-and-culture/jyoti-dogra-s-toye-when-body-language-tells-a-story-from-the-mahabharata/story-7QEYeg7m0OzDxL5s1yA3iK.html

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   What does Jyoti Dogra do in black hole?

   • In her play ‘Black Hole’, Jyoti Dogra attempts to build a bridge between science and the human condition.

   In her new play ‘Black Hole’, Jyoti Dogra attempts to straddle space

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   When is maas by Jyoti Dogra coming to Pune?

   • It’s one of the plays that even senior theatre directors of other cities are also talking about. After touring Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru, among others, Maas, a solo by Mumbai-based Jyoti Dogra, comes to Pune this weekend. The play will be presented by Spotlight Foundation at The Box, Erandwane, on February 17 and 18, 7 pm.

   In the play Maas, Jyoti Dogra becomes everyone who looks at the mirror

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   Why did Jyoti Dogra write a play based on astrophysics?

   • That discovery was confirmation of Einstein’s belief from a century before, and a catalyst for Indian film and theatre actor Jyoti Dogra. Always interested in “black holes, nebulae and quantum entanglement”, Dogra had been contemplating writing a play based on astrophysics. The discovery firmed up her plans.

   In her new play ‘Black Hole’, Jyoti Dogra attempts to straddle space

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   What is maas by Jyoti Dogra about?

   • Maas by Jyoti Dogra was hilarious, unsettling and terrifying. Maas, when pronounced with a slight nasal overtone, is Hindi for meat and flesh. Resonating with mass or matter in English, Maas packed more than a punch about the personal politics of flesh and flab in female bodies.

   How the play MAAS deals with the politics of flab in female bodies

   www.thehindu.com/entertainment/theatre/how-the-play-maas-deals-with-the-politics-of-flab-in-female-bodies/article66900375.ece

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   How long is Jyoti Dogra a dream sequence?

   • After a couple of minutes, people begin to shuffle in their seats. Suddenly, she snaps, “This was a dream sequence”. Jyoti Dogra, in her 100-minute solo performance titled Maas, has the audience entranced.

   ‘Being an adult is about hiding your shame’

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    Jan 15, 2019 · In her play ‘Black Hole’, Jyoti Dogra attempts to build a bridge between science and the human condition.