Three Plays - Khanna, Kavita

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Résumé :
Three Plays includes the play Rose, which is set in Canada and is about an actress who never marries. Three Husbands is about an actress who is self-obsessed and married three times. Taj Mahal is a love affair between a Hindu woman and a Muslim man. In all three plays, the writer has tried to show the different faces of women and how women act depending on their circumstances....

Biographie:
Kavita Khanna was born in India and raised in India and Canada. She has a Bachelor of Honours in English, is one course short of Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and holds a Bachelor of Education in English and Mathematics, all completed from prestigious Canadian universities. Her poems and plays have been liked by the masses, award winning writers and read and reviewed by Canadian Broadcasting Critics. Kavita writes for Delhi Poetree online. Delhi Poetree has been featured by BBC in the past. Delhi Poetree's agenda is to help the needy. Kavita Khanna is also involved with World Vision to help the impoverished children of the world. She is against deforestation and pollution.



Taj Mahal offers several opportunities. I believe it could work effectively as a radio drama. Choreographed, I can see the play as a musical, because the sweep of time and events in the script call out for that kind of broad scope. The voices are clear and the conflicts and emotions resonate from the language on the page.

~ A Canadian Broadcasting Critic and Playwright

Sommaire:
Kavita Khanna was born in India and raised in India and Canada. She has a Bachelor of Honours in English, is one course short of Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and holds a Bachelor of Education in English and Mathematics, all completed from prestigious Canadian universities. Her poems and plays have been liked by the masses, award winning writers and read and reviewed by Canadian Broadcasting Critics. Kavita writes for Delhi Poetree online. Delhi Poetree has been featured by BBC in the past. Delhi Poetree's agenda is to help the needy. Kavita Khanna is also involved with World Vision to help the impoverished children of the world. She is against deforestation and pollution. Taj Mahal offers several opportunities. I believe it could work effectively as a radio drama. Choreographed, I can see the play as a musical, because the sweep of time and events in the script call out for that kind of broad scope. The voices are clear and the conflicts and emotions resonate from the language on the page. ~ A Canadian Broadcasting Critic and Playwright...