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Curiosity: Towards the Unknown by Barnan

  • QMUL ArtsOne, Pinter Studio · London
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Curiosity: Towards the Unknown by Barnan
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A Bengali-style poetic dramatic reading (Shrutinatok) exploring curiosity, identity, and discovery, followed by Q/A with a guest speaker.
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Curiosity: Towards the Unknown by Barnan

Doors 3.30pm, Show 4pm

English | 75 minutes I All ages

This fringe event presents a poetic drama reading (Shrutinatok) in Bengali by Barnan Recitation Group. It explores curiosity as a force that shapes identity, imagination, and human experience. Expressive voices, narration, and poetic storytelling will come together. This will be an intimate theatrical experience rooted in Bengali cultural tradition. A guest speaker will also lead a discussion in English, making the themes accessible to wider audiences. This will invite reflection on curiosity, uncertainty, and personal journeys. The event is aimed at audiences of all ages and backgrounds. We hope that literature enthusiasts, and theatre lovers will enjoy the event. This should be a meaningful blend of performance and discussion. It aims to connects heritage, creativity, and contemporary perspectives.

About the company: Acclaimed recitation organisation, Barnan commenced its journey in July 2022. It has performed in numerous venues across London and further afield. Over time, Barnan reputation among the Bangladeshi community in the UK had grown. Original and large-scale productions include Humility, Seasons, Lokoj, and folks.



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QMUL ArtsOne, Pinter Studio, Mile End Road, London, United Kingdom

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