Audience feedback from the current show on 10th,11th,17th & 18th August shows availablehere(http://misfit.co.in/?p=2729).Audience feedback from the previous shows available here(http://misfit.co.in/?p=2606).Photographs for this season are available on our Facebook page at: Photos by Archana Shetty(https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.498849226868474.1073741856.131335990286468&type=3), Photos by Avishar Dutta(https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.500196976733699.1073741857.131335990286468&type=3),Photos by Apurv Anand(https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.497928436960553.1073741852.131335990286468&type=3).Some of the photographs of the previous shows are available on facebook(http://tinyurl.com/ayyga76). Photographs beautifully captured by Aravind Iyer and Krishnan Suresh. Rest of the photos available on flickr at 5th Jan(http://www.flickr.com/photos/misfit-clicks/sets/72157632496369572/) and 6th Jan(http://www.flickr.com/photos/misfit-clicks/sets/72157632503027590/).

“Can “I” Play God” is a dramatic presentation (designed with suspense) of a social issue. Taking someone’s life is punishable…then how do we justify war? Why are the laws different? The play is a humble attempt at making the audience think about what is right and what is wrong, a depiction of certain grey areas in our judiciary and essentially certain questions, we need to ask ourselves. Its a story of 2 men, who are fighting for what they believe in.Who will win?Law? These men? Or neither?

Directed by: Venkatesan Vaidhyanathan

Assisted by: Amit Ranjan Sahu

Play design: Ratan Thakore Grant

Cast: Venkatesan Vaidhyanathan & Amit Ranjan Sahu

Tickets available on Indianstage(http://www.indianstage.in/EventDetails.do?eventId=4889) at Rs. 100/-

About the venue:The word theatre originated form the French word “théâtre”, as well as the Greek word “theatron”, which means “place of seeing”. It is place that allows artists to perform in front of an audience.At MISF!T, we often question whether it is the play that defines a place or a place that defines the play. We strongly believe, it is the former.The nature of this play, dictates a more intimate audience. Hence, we are neither presenting it in an auditorium or a hall or a restaurant. We plan to present the show in the same studio space in Koramangala, where our workshops happen. Incidentally, the very term “Studio” actually refers to a place where an art form is taught, studied and practiced (Source:http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/studio). With this play, we are also bringing back the concept of “Audience on the Mat”(http://misfit.co.in/?cat=28#AudienceOnMat). What this means is, there are no chairs. Audience will be seated on the mats that are provided.

VenueOutlaw Dance Studio4th Floor, #11 Shambhavi Complex60ft road, 6th blockKoramangalaBangalore

Note

• Audience seating on mats(on floor).
• Gates will close 15 minutes before the show starts.
• Seating Based on first come first serve basis.