Teamwork presents `Going Solo’–award-winning theater from the Edinburgh Festival

Theatre lovers will see the best International productions in India.

Highlights:

  • India’s Only International Solo Theatre Festival presented by Teamwork Arts
  • Festival to showcase 3 brilliant and inspiring solo acts by some of the world renowned, award winning artists from the acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe Festival, UK
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  • Will be held over a period of three weeks in four cities: Delhi, Kolkata, Bangalore and Mumbai
  • Intensive Workshops: Splendid opportunity for theatre lovers to learn about the craft of solo act from some of the finest artists performing all over the world

New Delhi Oct 7, 2014:The ability of a single artist to captivate and hold the audience riveted has been one of the great performing traditions. To savor an don't wake meinspiring and engaging theatrical experience, Teamwork Arts brings India’s only International Theatre Festival of Solo Acts “Going Solo” that boasts of some of the most critically acclaimed and compelling solo performances.     Going Solo, slated to start from October 9 will be held over three weeks in four cities (Delhi, Kolkata, Bangalore, Mumbai) will bring together award winning and extraordinary solo acts by the internationally celebrated artists from the UK. Many productions that will be staged in India have been showcased at the acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe Festival, a gathering of the World’s best theatre productions.

Going solo with its thought provoking productions brilliant scripts and evocative themes will captivate audience and create an enriching experience for theatre lovers. The festival is a fine example of Teamwork’s deep understanding of traditional and contemporary performing arts. This second edition of the annual festival adds another feather in the cap for Teamwork Arts’ who produce 23 annual festivals in 12 countries in 21 cities including the world’s largest literary gathering – the ZEE Jaipur Literature Festival and Hay Festival in Kerala.

Commenting on the upcoming edition of Going Solo, Sanjoy Roy, Managing Director Teamwork Arts and Festival Director said; “This year’s primary theme explores the challenges of human nature and our spirit of survival. Exploring the pain, the joy the highs and lows of being marginalized or discriminated against, the plays are a celebration of the human spirit”

Speaking on the occasion Mr. Satyajeet Krishnan, General Manager, The Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi said, “We are delighted to partner with IfTheseSpasms_EoinCarey_07 copyTeamwork to present Going Solo in the capital city. This is yet another endeavor by The Taj Mahal Hotel to provide unique and memorable experiences to its patrons. We are certain our guests will enjoy the performance put across by globally celebrated actors as part of the spectacular presentation”

Commenting on the partnership, Mr. Rob Lynes, Director British Council India said, “British Council is delighted to partner with Teamwork Arts to bring to India three superlative solo performances from the popular Edinburgh Fringe Festival. As we commemorate Shakespeare’s 400th death anniversary in 2016, Shylock demonstrates the universal popularity and relevance of the Bard’s work over time.  Highlighting the UK’s leading role in Arts and Disability, we are pleased to collaborate on presenting If These Spasms Could Speak and Don’t Wake Me in India. These works will doubtless open up dialogue on the transformative power of the Arts in society. We wish the second edition of Going Solo all success.”

After its triumphant first season last year, Going SOLO in 2014 promises to bea unique experience. Post the enthralling performances by artists like Pip Utton and Jailoshini Naidoo last year, the forthcoming season of Going SOLO will expose the theatre enthusiasts to an incredible piece of theatre by some of the most charming narrators in the industry. Artists like Guy Masterson and Robert Softleywill grab the audience’s attention with a stunning display of glorious and moving performances. The festival shall showcase three plays namelyShylock (Guy Masterson), If These Spasms Could Speak (Robert Softly) and Don’t Wake Me (Jaye Griffiths).

guy masterson copyThe Going Solo International Festival presented in association with the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, British Council and other partners will begin on 9th October 2014 in Delhi and will travel to Kolkata and Bengaluru before commencing with its final performance in Mumbai on October 22nd2014. The festival shall also hold full program of corporate shows and day long intensive workshopsfor anyone who is interested in learning about the craft from professionals performing around the world.

For more information about the festival, please visit:

http://goingsolo.in/about-going-solo

About Teamwork:

Teamwork is a highly versatile entertainment company with roots in image003traditional and contemporary performing arts, social action and the corporate world. For over 24 years, Teamwork has presented the finest of Indian performers, writers and visual artists to the world. Every year, they produce 21 performing, visual arts and literary festivals in 12 countries, including Australia, Canada, Egypt, Germany, France, Hong Kong, Scotland, Singapore, South Africa, Spain and USA.They also organize the world’s largest literary gathering- the annual Jaipur Literature Festival, & the Hay Festival in Kerala.

Kindly visit the following link for more info:

http://www.teamworkarts.com/

 About Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi:

The Taj Mahal Hotel on Number One Mansingh Road, New Delhi is one of the most distinguished addresses in the national capital. Its proximity to the seat of government, the city’s diplomatic corps and business district has furthered The Taj Mahal Hotel’s reputation as the epicenter of the Delhi. The graceful architecture blends aesthetically with modern facilities at The Taj Mahal Hotel. Indeed, it is a tribute to hospitality and service, complimenting the broad boulevards and leafy splendor of Delhi’s chief architect, Edwin Lutyens.

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