In ‘Bhag Bheda Bhag’, a flock of sheep holds up a mirror to Nepali society
Summary
‘Bhag Bheda Bhag’ at Mandala Theatre in Thapagaun uses an absurdist story about sheep and humans to satirize Nepali politics and social behavior. Directed and written by Samyog Guragain, the play runs daily until November 7.
Key Points
- ‘Bhag Bheda Bhag’ is being staged at Mandala Theatre in Thapagaun, Kathmandu, and blends absurdist theatre with social and political satire.
- The play uses sheep and humans to mirror each other, criticizing Nepal’s political establishment and the behavior of old and new parties.
- Samyog Guragain wrote and directed the 90-minute production after years of theatre work in Kathmandu.
- The production is praised for its narrative, staging, lighting and use of props, though some acting performances need refinement.
