I DON’T MOVE, I DON’T SCREAM
Play
1.0 hrs
December 07, 2024 8:00 pm Saturday
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Shudrka Hyderabad presents the monologue “I DON’T MOVE, I DON’T SCREAM” inspired by Lo Stupro (The Rape, 1983), adapted and translated in English by Swapan Mondal. The play draws on Rame’s traumatic personal experiences after she was kidnapped, tortured, and gang raped in 1973 by a neofascist group that was discovered to have been commissioned by several high-ranking Milanese police officials.

This is an autobiographical performance and refers to its historical links with women's strife for justice. It is a reworked theatrical text on the use of sexual violence in the recent wave of violence in different parts of India.

Organizer
SHUDRKA HYDERABAD
Shudrka Hyderabad, a theatre group based in the twin city of Hyderabad-Secunderabad, has been performing plays in Hindi, Bangla and Telugu since 2004. Some of its major productions are Kinu Kahar Ka Thitre, Totha Bole, Kissa Andher Nagri Ka, Ek Shaam Premchand Ke Naam, Ek Durachari Raja in Hindi; Aajir, Ek Soirachari Rajar Katha, Sararattir, Gadha Kahini, Ebar Dhormorajyo, Phiribar Poth Nai in Bengali, Mandi Kosam, Gaddi Karchina Desham in Telugu; Oka Anokha Roopkatha Chalk Circle – a multi-lingual production.