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Whether you are an inquisitive reader of dramas and plays, a stage actor enthusiast, or a budding scriptwriter, this collection is perfect for you to meet all your demands. From renowned classic drama books such as Shakespeare’s works to modern play literature, it encompasses all genres and is suitable to be read by people of all ages. Every word of each of our drama literature books takes you on the journey of a spectrum of emotions and experiences.
The authors of these books are indeed great mental speculators who know how to captivate and engage the minds of the readers with their emotionally resonant dialogues that the readers can relate to. This collection encompasses a variety of genres to cater to the interests and tastes of different individuals – comedy, love, tragedy, thrill, adventure, and many more.
The compelling characters, unique storylines, and complex human emotions in these books hook the readers to the end and provoke deep thoughts and pondering. It is like adapting to one of the characters of the play that leaves a lasting impression on our minds. Behind the works of these literatures, is the sheer artistry of the playwrights who set the seed of a fascinating story within the hearts of the literary enthusiasts.
As you turn the pages of your favorite drama book, one after another, you will be filled with curiosity to know what’s next – the roller coaster of sentiments will persist. The corner of your quiet room will be the witness to all your insights. Exotic India invites you to explore this fascinating assortment and shop the drama books that relate to your fancies.
Yes, our drama books collection includes contemporary plays that relate to modern audiences and readers. These plays address the current issues and themes in a theatrical mood with fascinating characters and provoke deep thought and contemplation in the readers’ minds. Some of the good contemporary playbooks are – “Modern Indian Drama – Issues and Interventions” by Lakshmi Subramanyam, “Tagores Before Tagore – A Screenplay” by Sibaji Bandyopadhyay, and “Plays of Girish Karnad – His Poetics of Gender, Identity and Culture” by Gauri Shankar Jha.
Yes, we have various books that focus on plays from specific cultures or regions and showcase their theatrical traditions – “Dramatic Concepts - Greek and Indian” by Sweta Bhardwaj, “Plays From a Fractured Land (Punjabi Partition Drama in Translation)”, “Female Characters in Modern Assamese Drama” by Pranati Sharma Goswami, “Seven Plays on Sikh History” by Sant Sikh Sekhon, and “Selected Bengali One Act Plays” by Ajit Kumar Ghosh.
To effectively read drama books, you should imagine and visualize each setting, dialogue, and character of the plot. While reading the book, stay away from any source of interaction and try to imbibe the emotions and sentiments of the characters.
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