Dramatech.in Searching for Male Actors for One-Act Play in Hindi

Dramatech.in is producing a one-act play in Hindi called "Inspector Matadin Chand Par". It is a rip-roaring satire by one of Hindi's best-known satirists — Shri Harishankar Parsai. It narrates the story of how the police on Moon are not able to nab criminals effectively so they request training from the Indian Police. And Indian Police sends one of their well-known inspectors — Inspector Matadin — for this task. How he trains and transforms the Moon establishment is the riotous journey of this play. It has eight male and one female role.
Dramatech was formed in 1984 by three alumni of IIT Delhi: Subramanian Sanyal (1978), Deepak Gidwani (1981) and Rakesh Gupta (1981). It later expanded to attract talent from other institutions, in particular, IIM Ahmedabad and Delhi University. The group is now composed of students (IITD, LSR, DPS RKP, Vasant Valley School, Venkateswara, Sri Aurobindo, IP University, ..), corporate professionals (HP, IAS, KPMG, IITD, Airtel, Rediffusion, McCann, agencyfaqs.com, ..), entrepreneurs (Ezeeflex, itasveer.com, Brown Heart Chocolates, Red Hat Entertainment, ..), teachers and homemakers.
The plan was to start the rehearsals within a week or so and put up the production by end of April to mid-May. The first reading was scheduled for Sunday, February 7 at 2:30 PM in Naperville. Contact the group through dramatech.in for details.
Even if you had never acted before but had the talent for it, you were invited to show up.
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