Independent Theatre Pakistan's second play 'Run For Your WIFE': Remarkably successful!
Independent Theatre Pakistan, in collaboration with The City School, Ravi Campus presented 'Run For Your Wife' on the 26th and 27th of November, 2016; with a full-house for both days!
Jam-packed audiences were delving deeply into the story, and the suspense & humour was one to not have missed.
The play was directed by Faiz Rasool, a re-enactment of a comedy by Ray Cooney.
Official partners for the play included Careem for travel, Depilex as the Makeup partners, Daily Pakistan as the media partners, Canschel as the Wardrobe partners and FM91 Pakistan as the Exclusive Radio partners.
Founded in 2012, ITP are the youngest Pakistani Theatre Company. Not only do they provide a platform for theatrical arts, they also carry out an innovative, youth centred theatrical program and ingenious curriculum across the nation.
ITP claim that they love their multilingual culture and its practices, its norms and their reflection in literature. Their productions focus on Pakistani values with a spotlight on creating cross cultural dialogue through means of creative expression.
Heartbreaking, soul searching, riveting, undiluted performances with a shake of humour and a pinch of reality is what they aim for.
Mixing literature and values with modern physical theatre inspired performances, ITP wants to ensure that the audience is involved, shocked and surprised through the course of the play.
Jam-packed audiences were delving deeply into the story, and the suspense & humour was one to not have missed.
The play was directed by Faiz Rasool, a re-enactment of a comedy by Ray Cooney.
Official partners for the play included Careem for travel, Depilex as the Makeup partners, Daily Pakistan as the media partners, Canschel as the Wardrobe partners and FM91 Pakistan as the Exclusive Radio partners.
About Independent Theatre Pakistan:
Founded in 2012, ITP are the youngest Pakistani Theatre Company. Not only do they provide a platform for theatrical arts, they also carry out an innovative, youth centred theatrical program and ingenious curriculum across the nation.
ITP claim that they love their multilingual culture and its practices, its norms and their reflection in literature. Their productions focus on Pakistani values with a spotlight on creating cross cultural dialogue through means of creative expression.
Heartbreaking, soul searching, riveting, undiluted performances with a shake of humour and a pinch of reality is what they aim for.
Mixing literature and values with modern physical theatre inspired performances, ITP wants to ensure that the audience is involved, shocked and surprised through the course of the play.
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