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Bayalāṭa (Kannada: ಬಯಲಾಟ, or Bayalāṭada ಬಯಲಾಟದ) is a
generic term for all open air
theatre form,
including form of
Yakshagana found in
southern Indian...
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performance like
Rangamancha staged in
either theaters or on streets) and
Bayalata (ಬಯಲಾಟ). As its
etymology indicates,
bayalu means open-air
field and ata...
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Brindhavanam (Sun TV)
Kayar in
Hindi ( DD )
Directed by M.S.Satyu Tele
Films Bayalata Hindi (DD)
Yakshagana artiste Directed by
Nagabharana Stone Boy
Hindi (DD)...
- translation,
Indira Gandhi National Center for the Arts (1997)
Yakshagana Bayalata Children's
books Dum Dum Dolu
Oduva Ata
Vishala Sagaragalu Balaprapancha...
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accompanied by
performances of the folk
artists in the
fields of
drama (
Bayalata),
traditional dance (Dollu Kunitha, Kamsale, Veeragase, Kolata), and classical...
- live
instruments and singers,
dance and
elaborate costumes in
production Bayalata Karnataka Bhand pather Kashmir it
consists of
unique combinations of dance...
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theatre po****r in
North Karnataka. It is a
combination of
Yakshagana and
Bayalata,
portraying stories or
scenes from the
Mahabharata This folk
dance of Maharashtra...
- Sirisampige. He was a
pioneer in
introducing Bailahongal's
famous Sangya Balya (
bayalata) and Jokumaraswamy, a
traditional ritual of his
native district, to the...
- (used for the last 200 years) for art
forms formerly known as kēḷike, āṭa,
bayalāṭa, and daśāvatāra. The word
Yakshagana previously referred to a form of literature...
- 1958 D. R.
Bendre Aralu-Maralu
Poetry 1959 K.
Shivaram Karanth Yakshagana Bayalata A
treatise on folk-drama 1960 V. K.
Gokak Dyava-Prithivi
Poetry 1961 –...
