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MAHATMA v/s GANDHI - a play by Feroz Khan

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For the benefit of REJUVENATE INDIA MOVEMENT,
Indians For Collective Action (ICA) presents:
http://www.indiatogether.org/im/gandhi-play

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MAHATMA v/s GANDHI

a play by Feroz Khan
Saturday October 16, 1999 7-10 pm
Memorial Auditorium, Stanford University

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"One of the best acted, most provocative English language
plays to emerge from India in years."
-- John F Burns, New York Times.

"Witnessing the play Mahatma v/s Gandhi in the Rashtrapati Bhavan
theatre was a deeply satisfying and moving experience"
-- K R Narayanan, President, Republic of India.

"An eye-opener on Gandhi..... Brilliant"
- V.S.Naipaul

"A deeply moving experience..... Outstanding Production"
- Shekar Kapur

"Magnificent... Superb theater"
- Sunday Tribune

"Marvelous... It stands up to the best anywhere in the world"
- The Hindu

"A landmark addition to Indian Theatre"
- The Times of India

"Haunting... Fascinating"
- Robert Greig -The Independent

"Superbly acted... Excellent Production"
- Bill Suter - The Mercury

Gandhi the man, Gandhi the legend - the politician who transformed the
soul of a nation. This is the Gandhi that millions of people know. Now
here's a disturbing account of how Gandhi conducted his life as a father
and husband. Mahatma v/s Gandhi presents a moving account of the turbulent
relationship between Mahatma Gandhi and his eldest son Harilal Gandhi. The
play is based on the Gujarati novel Prakashno Padcchayo, newspaper
articles and letters of the time and the biography of Harilal Gandhi.
The play is directed by Feroz Khan, with Boman Irani as Mahatma Gandhi,
Jayati Bhatia as Kasturba Gandhi and Feroz Khan as Harilal Gandhi.

More information about the play is at:
http://www.ferozkhan.com/fz_mahatma_synopsis.htm

Tickets :
You can buy tickets directly on the Web at :
http://www.ticketweb.com/user/?region=sfbay&query=schedule&venue=stanford-mem

$75 - VIP
$60 - Reserved
$25 - General
$15 - Students/Seniors

For tickets and more information, contact :
Sriram : (650) 497-9193 sri...@systems.stanford.edu
Sujatha : (510) 796-6426 sujatha_...@excite.com
Amritha : (510) 526-1111 amri...@aol.com
Sam : (408) 748-1771 rao...@hotmail.com
Narayanan : (408) 737-2707 ntho...@hotmail.com
Neerja : (408) 732-8507 nbb...@hotmail.com
Seema : (408) 725-1153 seem...@yahoo.com

There will be a short intermission and light refreshments will be
available.

Directions: From 101 N/S take Embarcadero Road West exit for Stanford
University. After crossing El Camino Real, the road becomes Galvez.
Continue on Galvez until you see Memorial Way on your right. Parking lot
is on the right after this. Memorial Hall is on the right between Memorial
Way and Serra, opposite Hoover Tower.

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REJUVENATE INDIA MOVEMENT
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Rejuvenate India Movement or RIM, was born out of the shared aspirations
of hundreds of Indians living in the US who have all come together for
the first time to act on their dreams of a developed, educated and
prosperous India. It was Initiated by Dr. B.V.Parameswara Rao, a social
entrepreneur from India in April 1999. RIM's first task in India is a
Cleanliness Campaign.

Join the effort today !!! Lead/volunteer/influence the movement
as we go through our formative months and years.

To learn more about Rejuvenate India Movement, contact
Poonam (pkuru...@hotmail.com) and visit
http://www.indiatogether.org/im


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