It is one of the oldest stories of humanity: a history of family, power and violence. The Mahabharata, a monumental Indian epic of 250,000 verses, distributed in 19 books, derived from an oral tradition and fixed in writing, in Sanskrit, in the 5th century B.C., tells a fratricidal war between two clans of the Royal Bharata family who dispute the throne. A river text to which the French director Pauline Bayle, at the Théâtre public de Montreuil,…
It is one of the oldest stories of humanity: a history of family, power and violence. The Mahabharata, a monumental Indian epic of 250,000 verses, distributed in 19 books, derived from an oral tradition and fixed in writing, in Sanskrit, in the 5th century B.C., tells a fratricidal war between two clans of the Royal Bharata family who dispute the throne. A river text to which the French director Pauline Bayle, at the Théâtre public de Montreuil,…