Teatro Indiano Roma Presents “That Man is You” to a Packed Audience in Rome
Rome, Italy – On June 18th, the Indo-Italian Cultural Association Teatro Indiano Roma presented the play “That Man is You” to a packed audience at Via di Bravetta, Teatro Regina Pacis in Rome. The city, known for its rich art, culture, heritage, and antiquity, provided the perfect backdrop for this captivating performance.
The play, which brought the legendary characters of the Bible to life on stage, was a collaborative effort by a talented cast. Sabu Scaria, Vincent Chakalamatath, Benny Thomas, Bennichan Joseph, Saji Thattil, A. C. Stephen, Saju Punnathura, Bindu Mathew, Francesco Sabu, Shirley Thomas, and Joby Churakkal delivered exceptional performances, reminding the audience of the timeless story of King David’s mistakes in the Old Testament and the need to correct injustices and iniquities in the present age.
The aim of the play was to introduce the Malayalam language, culture, and arts to the young generation growing up in Rome. Despite the challenges faced, Teatro Indiano Roma overcame all obstacles and received immense appreciation from the expatriate community in Rome. The success of the drama can be attributed to the unwavering dedication and passion of a group of diaspora common people who share a deep love for art.
The production of “That Man is You” was supported by various individuals and organizations. Italian Film Artist Indri Chiraco, EU Migration Office Brussels Secretary Francesco Luciani, Rome City Corporation Architect Dario Luciani, Rome City Police Instructors Pier Giorgio Milani, Doctor Massimo Milani, Doctor Shiny Baiju, Little Flower School, Rev. Father Jinto Patayatil, CB Kumaramangalam, Mr. Augustine Tom and Ann, Mr. Gervais Arikal, and Teatro Indiano Roma President Joby Augustine all played significant roles in bringing this play to life.
The technical aspects of the play were also commendable. The background music by Deltas Mash, stage set by Raju George, Bennichan, and George Rappai, hand props by Minna Kurian, Godson, and Baiju Njalian, costume design by Binny O. J. and Nisha Binny, and the choreography by Navya Soni, Flecy Moll, and Liju Mathew added depth and authenticity to the performance. The light and sound arrangements by Johnson Cyril and the co-direction by Saju Punathura further enhanced the overall experience.
One of the highlights of the play was the exceptional dance performances by the young dance troupe Rom. Their synchronized movements and collective collaboration laid the foundation for the play’s success.
Teatro Indiano Roma’s production of “That Man is You” not only entertained the audience but also served as a platform to promote cultural exchange and understanding. It showcased the power of art in bridging gaps and bringing communities together.
The play’s success is a testament to the vibrant theater scene in Rome and the dedication of artists and organizers to preserve and promote diverse cultural expressions. Teatro Indiano Roma’s efforts to introduce the Malayalam language and culture to the younger generation in Rome are commendable and contribute to the city’s multicultural fabric.
As the curtains closed on “That Man is You,” the audience left with a renewed appreciation for the arts and a reminder of the importance of correcting injustices in today’s world. Teatro Indiano Roma continues to be a driving force in promoting cultural diversity and artistic excellence in Rome.
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In what ways did Teatro Indiano Roma’s production of “That Man is You” promote cultural exchange and understanding between the Indian and Italian communities in Rome
, and Indian Cultural Counsellor Ravi Shankar were among the distinguished guests present at the event. Their presence and support added prestige to the play and encouraged the cast and crew to deliver their best.
The audience was spellbound by the captivating performances and the profound message of the play. The actors showcased their versatility and skill in portraying the complex characters of the Bible, leaving a lasting impact on the viewers. The mesmerizing set design, costumes, and lighting further enhanced the overall experience, transporting the audience to the biblical era.
Teatro Indiano Roma’s production of “That Man is You” not only showcased the talent and creativity of the Indian diaspora in Rome but also fostered cultural exchange and understanding between the Indian and Italian communities. It brought together people from diverse backgrounds and united them through a shared appreciation for art and storytelling.
The resounding success of the play has motivated Teatro Indiano Roma to continue their efforts in promoting Indian culture and arts in Rome. They are committed to organizing more such performances and events, creating a platform for artists to showcase their skills and talents.
Overall, the presentation of “That Man is You” by Teatro Indiano Roma was a resounding success, captivating the audience with its powerful performances and thought-provoking message. It was a testament to the vibrant cultural scene in Rome and the potential for collaboration and exchange between different communities. The play serves as a reminder of the universal themes explored in the Bible and the enduring relevance of these stories in today’s world.
“Teatro Indiano Roma’s captivating production of ‘That Man is You’ beautifully showcases the rich art, culture, and heritage that Rome has to offer. A truly spectacular play that transports the audience into a world of wonder and celebration. Bravo to the talented team behind this mesmerizing performance!”