Shumang Leela Theatre Form
The Manipur government has plans to use the popular ‘Shumang Leela’ form of theatre to reach out to people and spread awareness against Covid-19.
Plans are underway to stage a play titled ‘Keidoubagi Kidoino’ (There is no need to fear).
About Shumang Leela Form
- Also called ‘Shumang Kumhei’, it is a traditional form of theatre in Manipur.
- It was officially recorded for the first time in the state with the Harischandra Leela in 1918.
- The theatre is arranged in the form of open air from four sides.
- All the characters, including women, are played by male actors.
- Now-a-days Shumang Leela has two types:
- Nupa Shurnang ....
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