Fool time Actoré

Lights, camera, chaos!

Fool Time Actoré is a riotous dive into the whirlwind life of a working actor, as Priyasha masterfully clown- bombs her way through a day packed with her rituals, roles, rejections, and resilience. Blending physical comedy, multilingual madness, and a splash of emotional chaos, she flips the script on what it means to survive in the cut throat world of showbusiness.
Inspired by her own rollercoaster experiences as a female actor, Priyasha serves up a kaleidoscope of emotions—spicy, sweet, and everything in between—through the navrasas, proving that the pursuit of art is a full-time circus you don’t want to miss !

Devised and Directed by Piyush Kumar

 

Piyush Kumar is a film actor, voice actor, acting coach, and theatre practitioner. He was last seen on screen in Dibakar Banerjee’s LSD 2 and Malayalam film Pachuvum. He has performed in several theatre productions including Same Boat Theater Collective (California), Hanchu Yuei Japan, Tadpole Repertory, and played the lead in Black Box's Woyzeck. Currently he is performing in Cinematograph’s Karamjale Brothers directed by Rajat Kapoor and Aadyam’s Chandni Raatein directed by Purva Naresh. His upcoming films include Baweja Studios’ Bhaagwat and festival acclaimed film Baby Crasto.

Priyasha Bhardwaj is a Mumbai-based screen stage and TV actor. She received critical acclaim for the portrayal of Young Savitri in JioHotstar’s Saas Bahu Aur Flamingo and was last seen in TVF's Court Kacheri as Senior Advocate Naina. Her on screen debut was in the National Award-winning series Aarya (2020), where she played Soundarya. She is in one of the longest running cult TV shows CID where she portrays Inspector Bhoomi. On stage, she has performed in several ensemble plays with Mandali Talkies and Fatsthearts in Mumbai and Barefoot Theatre and Delhi Dance Theatre in Delhi. Priyasha is trained in several western dance forms, a few Indian folk dance forms, is learning Dhrupad singing and has learnt Kalaripayattu and Hatha Yoga. 

Don't miss this show because:
1. It's interactive. so the audience feels like they have entered the character's home.
2. It gives a deep insight into an actor's life through clowning.