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Kultar's Mime at Smith College (Northampton, MA)
An immersive theatre experience that tells the story of the 1984 Delhi Massacre
Weinstein Auditorium Wright Hall, Smith College
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Kultar's Mime is a play about the 1984 Delhi pogrom seen through the eyes of children who were left behind, haunted. Directed by J. Mehr Kaur '16 and designed by Evanleigh Daivs '16, Kultar's Mime is being presented Wesintein Auditorium at Smith College after 64 acclaimed performances all over the world.
The play, seen by 13,000+ worldwide, is a powerful condemnation of intolerance and violence, which affirms that just as hatred can transcend culture, religion and geography, so can compassion.
* Content Warning - Kultar's Mime contains depictions of physical and sexual violence.
There will be a talkback session after the performance.
6:00pm - Free Indian Food outside Weinstein auditorium
7:00pm - Performance start time with talkback to follow
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