Andheri ki Romeo Juliet

Andheri ki Romeo Juliet Lights Muralibasa

I tried myself to work with Rasika Agase as I was very much impresseive with her working style. Somehow I got a chance of opportunity through Zessan.
for me it's a small shock when he asked me he asked me to execute the lights. I started listening their lines in front of Bhahumukh and came to conclusion that it will be a different experience. Yes finally I had that.
By the time I have seen the set I was totally confused how to make more visible. After 10 mins discussion I understand that the whole play is going in three layers. 1. The narrators narrating the story of Romeo Juliet. 2. The adaptation of the play in contemporary performance. 3. The original Shakespeare's Romeo Juliet. As know the story of the original play it will be easy for me that's what I tthought initially. We had gone for a tech run cue by cue and I programmed all the cues accidenordingly. And executed the lights in smoother way. It's a cool experience when one understand the thematic format of design.

Play Name: Andheri ki Romeo Juliet
Concept and Direction: Rasika Agase
Design: Diren
Lights execution: Muralibasa
On stage Happy and Kiran
Off stage : Akshay,  Zeesan and Satish
Photo credit: Sahid. 

NARENDRA SHARMA FESTIVAL OF DANCE

'NARENDRA SHARMA FESTIVAL OF DANCE'
Hosted by Bhoomika, Creative Dance Centre, Delhi, Technical co-ordinator Murali Basa

Being a technical co-ordinator and Lighting designer for 'Narendra Sharma Festival of Dance', It had given me an experience to understand the 'portability' of solving the technical problems and understanding the technology. The festival is an attempt to create a platform for choreographers and their groups to present their works to Delhi audiences. It had given me an opportunity to work and design for the three new choreography works of Bhoomika. The first day 'Metro Metro', designer of the set and Lighting, was slightly difficult to handle the situations at the auditorum and it made some of things are messed up. The Choregraphy works of Santosh and sumith also made me to think creatively. This festival was a good exposure for me to explore as lighting designer for the choregraphy works of different kind of people.

Festival Organised by Bhoomika Creative Dance Centre
Technical Coordinator : Murali Basa
Lights Design : Murali Basa

        

http://www.delhievents.com/2011/03/bhoomika-presents-narendra-sharma.html

 
http://delhi.kyakare.com/dance/7446-narendra-sharma-festival-of-dance

JAATAKMALA

'JAATAKMALA'
Choreographed by Bharat Sharma,  Lights Design by Murali Basa

A new production 'JAATAKMALA', from Bhoomika Creative Dance Centre had given me a chance to create illusions on stage. The production is a multi layered from Buddhist jataka stories. The vibrations of the the stories are extending to create a spectacular images on the stage with different intensities. It has also provided me to meet challenges in creating private spaces of differnt stories in a separate zones. This production deals with the storis of monkey, gees and tortoise etc. from Buddhist jataka stories. As we toured down to south India with this production, I got a chance each time to redesign the lighting as the specialities available.

Choreography : Bharat Sharma
Lights Design : Murali Basa