Twitter Messages On World Theatre Day 2018
It was the International Theatre Institute that started marking March 27 as World Theatre Day way back in 1961. Here's a peek into Twitter for tweets on World Theatre Day 2018
On this #WorldTheatreDay presenting my first appearance on stage as Bharat in Abhigyan Shakuntalam, in Sanskrit. My first dialogue was “Aa sher, main tere daant ginoon”. Atal Bihari Bajpayee was the chief guest. Please share your memories of theatre. pic.twitter.com/JKJkeFbbcC — Vivek Agnihotri (@vivekagnihotri) March 27, 2018 A small tribute to the legends of the theater this World Theater Day. You have set the standard high. Honored to be a citizen of the country with such great artists. #WorldTheatreDay pic.twitter.com/KePVame79r — DuttaShilpi (@TheAccoustic) March 27, 2018 Theatre is the art of — Joe Vignesh (@JyothiVignesh) March 27, 2018 More than 5000 years ago... — FOKATIYA फोकटिया (@Abzyk1) March 27, 2018 Theatre is a reflection of the society of its times. Greetings to all theatre enthusiasts on the occasion of #WorldTheatreDay. pic.twitter.com/sF0tmVapFm — Congress (@INCIndia) March 27, 2018 As the lights dim, the audience settles and the curtain raises, months of preparation comes to fruition and a story comes to life. #WorldTheatreDay pic.twitter.com/cNM8ayKU1A — The EPIC Channel (@EpicChannelIn) March 27, 2018 Happy World Theatre Day everyone! A day to celebrate theatre and a call to councils, governments, politicians and institutions to recognise its value to the people, to the individual and the community! #worldtheatreday — Kev Johns MBE (@KevJohnscymru) March 27, 2018 #Theatre has always shown the reality of society in a multidimensional way n mirrored human emotions in a myriad colours.. — Ashok Gehlot (@ashokgehlot51) March 27, 2018 On #WorldTheatreDay today, sharing a strong & beautiful memory of 26 yrs ago of the same day in Udaipur. March27, 1992. Those were the days when I was significantly involved in theatre.. For World Theatre Day, our group decided to do a full day of Street Plays in d City #Thread pic.twitter.com/GsnfwRV2af — Pavan Jha (@p1j) March 27, 2018 All the world’s a stage. And that of India dates back to at least 5000 years ago. Sometime b/w 2000 B.C & 4th century A.D. Bharat Muni wrote Natya Shastra i.e. the world’s first book on drama. Natya Shastra can be called the founding stones of fine arts in India. #WorldTheatreDay pic.twitter.com/lUPd04xOBd — Abhishek Singh (@kabhishek744) March 27, 2018 As we celebrate #Worldtheatreday today let us bring back the focus on the Craft of Creating a Play,Creating & Preparing a Role.A Tedious and a Tiresome Process that involves months and years of toil but the practitioners don't recieve as much empowerment as the Cinema Bretherens! — Vani Tripathi Tikoo (@vanityparty) March 27, 2018 "All the world's a stage, And all men and women merely players..."- William Shakespeare#WorldTheatreDay — Srishti Pandey (@1997Srishti) March 27, 2018
looking at ourselves ❤️ ITS Beautiful Where We Enjoy With Strangers ❤️#WorldTheatreDay pic.twitter.com/DWHhSkDfpw
India had already well defined the art of Theatre in Nav (9) Rasas :
Shringar - romantic
Hasya - humour
Karuna - empathy
Raudra - anger
Veer - heroic
Bhayanak - fearful
Vibhatsa - nasty
Adbhut - wonderful
Shant - peaceful#worldTheatreDay
Let us appreciate n enjoy this vibrant art form, which strikes us with its depiction of contemporary ethos. #WorldTheatreDay
