Nepal Theatre House (NTH) is all set to bring a wave of thought, struggle, and transformation to the Nepali stage. Preparations for the grand staging of ‘१२ मई’, an acclaimed play written by progressive writer Mohan Bikram Singh, are in full swing.
Organized by the Raktim Cultural Movement, this play will showcase the powerhouse talent of NTH’s resident artists, promising to mark a powerful milestone in Nepal’s theatrical landscape.
Performance Details
- Date: Bhadra 21
- Time: 2:00 PM
- Venue: Nepal Pragya Pratisthan, Kamaladi, Kathmandu
Direction and Philosophical Backdrop
This historic production is directed by the talented duo Pralhad Kharel and Saubhagya Singh Rai
Grounded in Mohan Bikram Singh’s deep philosophical and progressive vision, the play is expected to depict social realities, systemic struggles, and questions of transformation on stage. For decades, the Raktim Cultural Movement has championed social transformation through art, literature, and culture. This performance is highly anticipated as a key event in the progressive cultural movement
Cast & Characters
To breathe life into this intense narrative, NTH’s actors are undergoing rigorous rehearsals, preparing to deliver unforgettable performances in their respective roles:
- Harke: Narendra Prasad Joshi
- Ujeli: Kabita Khadka
- Bishnumani Sahu: Salik Bhandari
- Padambahadur: JB DC
- Jagat & Jogi: Rambabu Regmi
- Indian Police: Pushparaj Awasthi
- Sunita: Deepmala Pariyar
- Shyambahadur: Nirmal Saun
- Kale: Ashish KC
- Surendra: Bipul Thapamagar
- Birbahadur: Rodan Khadka
- Artist: Khushi Tamang
A Highly Anticipated Theatrical Event
With intense rehearsals underway, the collective dedication of the cast, the creative vision of the directors, and the ideological power of Mohan Bikram Singh’s script have converged to make ‘१२ मई’ a must-watch theatrical event of the year
Nepal Theatre House cordially invites all theatre enthusiasts, thinkers, and advocates of social change to attend this grand performance. See you on Bhadra 21 at Nepal Pragya-Pratisthan