
09/10/2024
বিশিষ্ট নাট্যকাৰ-লেখক-অধ্যাপক অনুৰাধা শৰ্মাৰ (Anuradha Sarma) সমাহাৰৰ দুখন নাটকৰ ওপৰত কৰা এই তত্বগধুৰ সমালোচনাৰ বাবে অশেষ ধন্যবাদ।
অসমীয়া প্ৰতিদিন, ০৯/১০/২৪
SAMAHAR is an amateur theatre group in Assam that has continuously been doing street and stage plays with issues related to people and society.
Samanway Path, Drive Zakir Hussain Road, Hengerabari
Guwahati
781036
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SAMAHAR Natya Gosthee was founded on 11th February, 1984 with its headquarter in Guwahati, Assam. After a long arduous journey of 34 years through the colourful road of theatre, today it is one of the most renowned and respectable amateur theatre groups of Assam. It was founded with the sole objective of presenting quality productions to the people. Today it is one of the most performing theatre groups with its shows scattered across the state having continuity in street and stage productions for the last more than three decades.
The group can boast of being the publisher of the first two (only) collections of street plays in Assamese language, containing as many as thirteen plays in total. It has also published three collections of stage plays. It has made its presence felt in All India Radio, Guwahati and DDK, Guwahati by dint of its productions in the two media. SAMAHAR has nearly 500 productions to its credit so far in different media, which include its performances in the 5thBharat Rang Mahotsav (organized by NSD) in New Delhi in 2003, the Octave Festival in Madgaon, Goa in 2008 and the Tri-Nation Muktangan Nat Mahotsav in Kolkata in 1999. It is worth mentioning that most of the productions of the organisation are on the social problems like terrorism, superstition, corruption, communalism, flood havoc, crisis of folk culture, women empowerment and the like.
The Samahar’s Annual Brajanath Sharma Memorial Inter-State Drama Festival, held since 2007 in the hallowed memory of Brajanath Sharma, is a well-applauded venture and is obviously contributing significantly towards building a theatre movement in Assam.