'Bhag Bheda Bhag', an absurdist play directed by Samyog Guragain at Kathmandu's Mandala Theatre, uses a flock of sheep to satirize the failures and hypocrisies of Nepali politics. Through the lens of human-animal interaction, the production explores complex social dynamics and political disillusionment, ultimately challenging the audience to reflect on the nature of systemic change.
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'Bhag Bheda Bhag', an absurdist play directed by Samyog Guragain at Kathmandu's Mandala Theatre, uses a flock of sheep to satirize the failures and hypocrisies of Nepali politics. Through the lens of human-animal interaction, the production explores complex social dynamics and political disillusionment, ultimately challenging the audience to reflect on the nature of systemic change.
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