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Ranga Shankara Theatre Festival 2026: Six plays on identity and belonging

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Ranga Shankara Theatre Festival 2026: Six plays on identity and belonging

The upcoming festival brings six productions by theatre groups making their Bengaluru debut, exploring belonging through stories of migration, memory, caste, gender and climate change, shaped by diverse languages and lived experiences

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