theatres to films and vice versa, Subedi presented his paper on ‘Rangamanch Ra Chalachitrako Sahayatra’ at the event.Thapa presented in her research paper ‘Rangamanchka Chhayaharu’ at the seminar.
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However, she urged the need for women “to take an initiation to come on centre stage. One needs to have courage to take lead,” she shared. But things in Nepali theatre are changing with time — in the past, men used to enact even the characters of women, now few of the plays’ cast is all women. Citing examples of contemporary plays like Telling a Tale: Kitchen Dramas and Yonika Kathaharu, where director and actors are all women, Thapa pointed out to the trend where “Nepali women have started to take centre stage in theatre”.
The seminar also remembered playwright Jyotirishwor’s contribution to Nepali theatre through a paper presentation by Dr Ramawatar Yadav, researcher and Vice-Chancellor of Purbanchal University. Dr Yadav introduced the 13th Century playwright Jyotirishwor in his paper ‘Nepalko Pahilo Natakkar Kavi Shesharacharya Jyotirishworko Parichiti’.
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