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Theatre plays resume in Jammu and Kashmir

| @indiablooms | Feb 26, 2021, at 06:46 am

Srinagar: Theatre plays have resumed in Jammu and Kashmir which is providing love relief to art lovers of the region.

Such events remained shut in the Valley due to COVID-19 imposed restrictions.

Plays in the Valley are mainly organized by Actors Creative Theatre (ACT) in collaboration with the Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art Culture and Languages (JKAACL), reports Hindustan Times.

Tagore Hall in Srinagar has opened up its venue for plays, providing relief to both artistes as well as theatre lovers who have been trooping in from different parts of the Valley to watch, reports the news agency.

Mushtaque Ali Ahmad Khan Chairman of Actors Creative Theatre told ANI, " A full-length play can have a duration up to two hours. It requires a lot of dedication and rehearsal. The children who acted in our play were freshers and they were speculative of doing full-length plays."

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