Unsuni in the Media
Mallika Sarabhai’s play faces Censor heat
DNA, November 19, 2006
Jumana Shah reports
State board censors play, but Mallika says her voice won’t go unheard
AHMEDABAD Newsline, November 15, 2006
SPEAKING UP: Let them send me a notice, she says on Unsuni...which premiered at the Prithvi Theatre Festival without any cuts.
Sulakshana Gupta reports from Mumbai
Unsuni: A Voice of the Voiceless
The Asian Age, November 14, 2006
Chitra Sawant reports from Mumbai
Censored in Gujarat, Sarabhai’s Unsuni... premieres in city today
MUMBAI Newsline, November 10, 2006
Sulakshana Gupta reports from Mumbai
Theatre of the Invisible
The Tehelka, October 14, 2006
Mallika Sarabhai’s Unsuni, a cycle of five monologues, came to the capital last week. Based on Harsh Mander’s book, Unheard Voices, it celebrates hard-won triumphs of the human spirit. Stories of leprosy patients, street kids, the destitute. Many of the actors’ own lives mirrored those they were portraying. A boy from the slums who’s grown up with the theatre group; an adivasi girl whose uncle once served tea on the sets of one of Sarabhai’s films.
Shalini Singh spoke to Mallika Sarabhai and Harsh Mander
Mallika’s Unheard Voice
The Indian Express, September 10, 2006
India’s Shining No More. Based on Harsh Mander’s book, dance drama brings to life stories of people who make their voices heard.
Dabayela Avajo Ne Mukhar Karvani Koshish
Divya Bhaskar, September 3, 2006
Bela Thaker reports