Comedy play ‘Parameshi Prema Prasanga’ to be staged in Mysuru on August 30
The comedy play 'Parameshi Prema Prasanga' is scheduled to be staged at Kirurangamandira in Mysuru on August 30. Directed by Raviprasad and written by Srinivas Prabhu, the production features a variety of comedic characters and is inspired by the works of P.G. Wodehouse.
Why it matters
It highlights local cultural engagement and the promotion of regional theatre arts in Karnataka.
Rangavalli Mysuru, in collaboration with the Directorate of Kannada and Culture, will present the comedy play ‘Parameshi Prema Prasanga’ at Kirurangamandira in Kalamandira premises in Mysuru on Sunday.
The play written by theatre director Srinivas Prabhu and directed by Raviprasad will be staged at 6.30 p.m.
“Parameshi Prema Prasanga is a hilarious flow of comedy featuring a medley of characters: Parameshi, who struggles to win over Rashmi; Krishnoji, a staunch bachelor captivated by Shantaladevi’s eyes; Vyakularaya, who is determined to become a poet; Ambabai, who keeps her husband under her thumb; the forgetful Bhutanatha; the gluttonous Desai; a ‘gentleman’ ex-robber; and Chenni, who can snatch a necklace in the blink of an eye”, said a statement by the organisers.
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