One park. Three men. Three Benches and yet not enough space for all. Manav Kaul`s "Park" delves into the complicated relationship of humans with space. Who has the better right on the space? The ones who need it for convenience or the ones who have a history associated or the ones who actually occupy it now? Why are men ready to wage wars for a mere piece of land? Is it a matter of power, history, pride or just plain greed? Through the lens of the park, Manav Kaul offers a commentary on the human condition, prompting the audience to reflect on their own lives and relationships. Read More..

One park. Three men. Three Benches and yet not enough space for all. Manav Kaul’s "Park" delves into the complicated relationship of humans with space. Who has the better right on the space? The ones who need it for convenience or the ones who have a history associated or the ones who actually occupy it now? Why are men ready to wage wars for a mere piece of land? Is it a matter of power, history, pride or just plain greed? Through the lens of the park, Manav Kaul offers a commentary on the human condition, prompting the audience to reflect on their own lives and relation Read More..