The Nepali historical drama Kirtipur—The Legend of Kirtilakshmy was screened at a charity show in London’s SOAS University of London on Sept 8.

The Nepali adaptation of Italian Nobel Prize-winning playwright Dario Fo’s renowned play Non Si Paga? Non Si Paga! (Can’t Pay? Won’t Pay!, as translated into English) is being staged at Mandala Theatre, starting this Friday, August 3. The Nepali version of the play is called Sakeko Tiraunla, Natra Firima!, and is adapted and directed by Bikash Joshi.

For its second production, Kausi Theatre in Teku is hosting the staging of the play Mr Fox and the Schoolboy. The staging kicked off on Tuesday, July 24.

A district-level inter-school drama festival is currently ongoing at the Biratnagar-based Aarohan Gurukul Theatre. The fest features plays by student-artists from 90 schools in the district.

The Nepali adaptation of the nineteenth century Indian author Bharatendu Harishchandra’s most famous play Andheri Nagari Chaupat Raja (translating roughly as ‘crazy king rules over a dark kingdom’) is currently being staged at Kunja Theatre in the Capital
The play is translated, adapted into Nepali, and co-directed by Ashish Ghimire and Sangeet Sapkota

Paribanda, a play that brings to stage the various forms of traditional dances practiced by ethnic groups around Nepal, is currently being staged at Sarwanam Theatre, in the Capital.