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Poisoned

October 28, 2010 by Haas

I wrote POISON, a year ago. The birth of that script happened late at night, I sat down in a vague feeling of inspiration to pen it between 12 am and 2 am. When I originally wrote the script, the play was intended to be my test bed. I had only a few hours before … Read more

Ideas and Execution

October 8, 2010 by Haas

The Value Of Ideas has to be one of the most thought provoking blog posts of the year for me. I am a huge fan of Scott Adams and his work; its ideas like this that gets the ball rolling in my head and next thing I know I am in Timbuktu. Carrying on from … Read more

Black and White – Play Review

September 9, 2010 by Haas

I recently had the pleasure of watching “Black and White” a collection of 8 short plays at Rangashankara. The plays performed by Cult Entertainment included classics from Monty Python, Anton Chekhov and Rowan Atkinson. There have been a lot of theater groups that have time and again performed some of these sketches but what set … Read more

The Imaginary Invalid – Play Review

April 8, 2015August 30, 2010 by Haas

I recently had the pleasure of watching a Indian adaptation of the classic Moliere play titled “The Imaginary Invalid”. Staged at the KH Kala Soudha in South Bangalore and performed by energetic cast of a budding theater group, the play combined a hilarious plot and brilliant characterization to make it a memorable evening. The Imaginary … Read more

Right Through…

February 1, 2010 by Haas

These photos of a beautiful Stained Glass window were taken in a Buddhist Temple in Bangkok. The color and the light was a challenge to capture, The detail and the workmanship was simply awe inspiring.