
This is not a conventional drama piece nor is it an abstract representation of the article. The tone and narrative style of ''reading an article'' is maintained throughout the performance and yet several interactions take place to depict scenes from past, present and in the virtual space of the mind or the imagination. The human subconscious often serves as a sort of burial ground. However, things, events, feelings and people buried in the subconscious sleep there alive. A trigger of some kind brings them forth and we revisit them.
The playwright's visit to the city of dead provides such a trigger to his past buried in his subconscious and a surreal mixture of emotions, events and conversations emerges.In this sense, Elkunchwar's visit to the necropolis of Makli becomes a surreal and metaphorical experience and this is what we see and experience in Aasakta's stage presentation "Necropolis".