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The NSD Library has exclusively brought out the Rang Abhilekh Institutional Repository, a dedicated digital platform for preserving and providing access to the rich archival heritage of Indian theatre. This repository consolidates a wide range of resources—including documents, photographs, videos, posters, play scripts, and records of productions, artists, and institutions—under a single, structured digital framework. By integrating traditional library collections with extensive non-book and audio-visual materials, the Rang Abhilekh Institutional Repository strengthens research, learning, and documentation, and plays a crucial role in safeguarding and disseminating the legacy of theatre for students, scholars, and practitioners.

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    Udne Do (उड़ने दो)
    (National School of Drama, Theatre-in-Education Wing, Tripura, 2026-05-06) Malik, Aruna Kumar; Kumar, Raman; Aruna Kumar Malik (Scenography & Design); Joshi, Deepak; Taak, Diksha & Taank, Kiran (Poster & Brochure Design); Kumar, Ajay (Music); Dhawan, Mamta (Lyrics); Singh, Santosh Kumar (Sound); Singh, Moon Moon (Choreography); Priyadarshini, Rani Sangita (Projection Design); Dey, Jayanta & Ravi, Vikash (Stage Management); Simran (Make-up); Saikia, Khanjan & Rahang, Lalu (Property Making)
    Udne Do is a devised production presented by the 12th Batch students of the National School of Drama, Theatre-in-Education Wing, Tripura. Aruna Kumar Malik is credited with scenography, design and direction. Raman Kumar served as Assistant Director and handled light design. The production includes music by Ajay Kumar, lyrics by Dr. Mamta Dhawan, sound design by Santosh Kumar Singh, choreography by Moon Moon Singh, and script adaptation and costume design by Shweta Srivastava. The production was scheduled at Town Hall, Agartala, Tripura, on 6, 7 and 8 May at 11:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., with an additional show on 9 May at 6:30 p.m. UDNE DO A devised play, based on the Novel by Antoine de Saint Exupéry,’The Little Prince’. The adaptation resonates from a child’s perspective about a boy who wanted to be an artist, but was imposed with logic, numbers, profession and power, forgetting how to see the world with wonder. The Little Prince reminds us that true value cannot be measured or seen; it can only be felt through love and feeling of joy. Through a young voyager from Asteroid B-612, he traverses the space, to different planets, searching love, friendship, and kindness that can never be seen through eyes, and there he saw the eccentric ‘grown-ups’ getting too stressed about money, work, pride and power, as they have forgotten, how to dream and to appreciate the nature around! The play is truly an exploration of the human soul and the invisible threads that connect us to one another. The play reminds us to always keep the child inside us alive that stays curious, imaginative, kind and who never stops wondering about the world he is in.
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    Temptation
    (National School of Drama, Theatre-in-Education Wing, Tripura, 2026-02-05) Borkakoti, Biplob; Chanku, Niranjan Nath; Joshi, Himanshu B. (Poster & Brochure); Debroy, Manjoit (Videography); Joshi, Himanshu B.; Mohan, Vikram (Choreography); Sandy, Santosh Kumar Singh (Music & Sound Design); Nath, Hritu Rekha (Costume Design); Dey, Jayanta (Stage Management); Banik, Anirban (Light Design); Debroy, Manjoit (Videography); Kamal, Vikash, Simran (Music)
    Temptation is a devised theatre production on teenage struggles, focusing on academic pressure and the pull of social media. It was presented by the 12th Batch Students of the National School of Drama, TIE Wing, Tripura. Biplob Borkakoti is credited with design and direction, while Himanshu B. Joshi is credited with the script. Niranjan Nath Chanku served as Assistant Director. The production also included choreography, music and sound design, costume design, lighting, videography, makeup, poster and brochure design, and stage management. Shows for children were scheduled for 5–7 February 2026, with a public show on 8 February 2026 at 6:30 p.m., at Ananda Auditorium, Nazrul Kalakshetra, Agartala, Tripura.
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    Arjun Bhanjan
    (National School of Drama, Theatre-in-Education Wing, Tripura, 2026) Borbayan, Bhoben; Dev, Mahapurush Madhav; Borah, Upen (Music); Saikia, Krishna & Boruah, Dipak (Makeup)
    Arjun Bhanjan is an Ankia Bhaona production presented under the Guru-Shishya Parampara tradition by the National School of Drama, Theatre-in-Education Wing, Tripura. The production is written by Mahapurush Madhav Dev and directed by Bhoben Borbayan. The poster identifies Brajawali as the language and gives the duration as 1 hour 15 minutes. The production includes traditional performance roles such as Gayan, Bayen and Sutradhar, along with music, flute, makeup and other performance elements. The venue is Ananda Auditorium, Nazrul Kalakshetra, Agartala, Tripura. Arjuna Bhajan. also known as Dadhimathan, is an inportant written by Madhavdev. It is based on the childhood stories of Lord Krishna from the tenth Skanda of the Bhagavata purana, This play is considered the first and only complete dramatic Bork of Madhavdev. It is famous for its simple story, lively characters, meanirgful dialogues, ard deep spiritual message.
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    Titar Bitar
    (National School of Drama, Theatre-in-Education Wing, Tripura, 2024-11-26) Borkakoti, Biplob; Nath, Niranjan; Joshi, Himanshu B.; Joshi, Himanshu B.; Singh, Santosh Kumar (Music); Debroy, Manojit and Bhuyan, Pallabi (Costume); Tumu, Siva Prasad (Set Design); Bhuyan, Kashmiri (Dance); Nath, Mrijanka & Vishnoi, Rajesh (Magic); Dey, Jayanta (Stage Manager); Kumar, Ujjwal; Pant, Nakshatra; Panwar, Riya (Poster & Brochure); Grover, Ajay; Bhat, Pushpak Madhukar (Stage Management)
    Titar Bitar is a devised production for children presented by the 11th Batch Students of the National School of Drama, Theatre-in-Education Wing, Tripura. The production was conceptualised and directed by Biplob Borkakoti, with Himanshu B. Joshi credited for script and lighting design and Niranjan Nath as Assistant Director. The production involved music, costume, set design, dance, magic, video projection, poster and brochure design, and stage management. It was presented for children from 26 to 29 November 2024, with daily shows at 10:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., and a public show on 28 November at 6:30 p.m. at Town Hall, Palace Ground, Agartala, Tripura
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    Puppets of the Time
    (National School of Drama, Theatre-in-Education Wing, Tripura, 2024-08-29) Rawat, Suwarn; Debroy, Manjoit; Rawat, Suwarn (Design); Bhuyan, Kashmiri; Upadhyay, Nisha & Riya, Panwar (Poster & Brochure Design); Rawat, Suwarn; Rajbangshi, Simanta; Pant, Nakshatra (Music/Sound Effects); Bhuyan, Kashmiri (Costume); M, Kavaskar; Bhat, Pushpak Madhukar (Light Design); Vishnoi, Rajesh (Dance); Dey, Jayanta (Stage Manager)
    Puppets of the Time is a student production presented by the 11th Batch Students of the National School of Drama, Theatre-in-Education (TIE) Wing, Tripura. The production credits Dr. Suwarn Rawat with script, design and direction. The production incorporates puppetry, dance, music and sound effects, costume, lighting, stage management and other theatrical elements. Performances were scheduled for 29, 30 and 31 August 2024 during morning and matinee shows at Sukanta Academy, Agartala, with an open show on 31 August 2024 at 6:30 PM. The production was presented for invited schools including Shishu Bihar H.S. School, Maharani Tulsibati Girls' H.S. School, and Maa Anandamayee Vidyapeeth School. Puppets of Time intertwines two central narratives highlighting ethical dilemmas, personal conflicts, and the themes of time and its impact on individuals. The first storyline unfolds at a press event for Kevin Carter, whose Pulitzer Prize-winning photo sparks intense debates about the ethics of his work. To juxtapose Kevin Carter’s controversy, another story unfolds regarding the Chipko Movement of the second half of the 20th century, and that narrative shows the side effects of deforestation and deteriorating human and animal life.
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