Offline Book Festival
Venue: Dilli Haat, Pitampura, New Delhi
When: Till March 14, 2021
Time: 8 am onwards
Shelfebook welcomes to Delhi's First Book Festival after the Lockdown. With more than 3 lakh titles in both preloved and first-hand section, this march is going to be a rollercoaster for all you book lovers.
With events like: Book signing, author meet & greet, make your own book boxes, fill the box, street plays, live poetry & live music, cosplay competitions,
This book festival will have everything which you missed during the lockdown. Did we mention about the real-life replica of The Dagon Alley and The Iron throne? Register yourself for the event for free and never miss another update about the event.
Get ready for a blast.
Sea Wall
Venue: Online, Book My Show
When: March 14, 2021
Last year has changed the way people have consumed entertainment across the globe. In the current environment, streaming content from the comfort of your home has found a new meaning. Evolving to cater to this sentiment and the increasing need for digital content, the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA) and BookMyShow have made their co-production Sea Wall available for the audience to stream online.
This critically acclaimed play by Simon Stephens is directed by award-winning director & NCPA Head of Theatre, Bruce Guthrie, and performed by versatile actor Jim Sarbh.
Talking about Sea Wall, actor Jim Sarbh said: “Theatre is an exciting medium for a variety of reasons, one of the main ones being the intimate feedback loop of live storytelling. Audiences can feel inauthenticity, and they consequently galvanise truthfulness. However, storytelling must adapt to changing scenarios, and in the current one, I am all for adopting a hybrid model: both physical theatre performances and virtual screenings. With Sea Wall being made available on BookMyShow, I am glad that the NCPA is adapting and reaching out to tell stories to an audience sitting safely and comfortably at home.” Adding further on his experience of playing the protagonist, he said, “Sea Wall is a gorgeous, elegant, devastating monologue. Working on it is as rewarding as it is challenging. I hope that I have done it justice, and I hope it reaches a virtual audience in as personal a way as it has reached me.”