#jatinder

[jatindersinghdurhailay]

The brothers from Leeds 2023 30x22cm Watercolour on handmade hemp paper

[aq2003]

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[mizgnomer]

Photos from the Macbeth London Press Night after party - October 2024

With thanks to Moyo Akande, Brian James O'Sullivan, Jatinder Singh Randhawa, and the rest of the Macbeth cast

[literatemisfit]

Awwww gentle razzing on Doctor Who Day

[tonydaddingham]

watching this and making those sad little sigh noises that dogs make sometimes

[sconesfortea]

Thrilled to have finally seen this production! So so good!

[fanstantic]

I did. It was amazing 🔥🔥🔥

Like every actors are good, the scene with the porter is incredible. I loved each bit of the play

Is it a common experience to feel the urge to see it again ?

[thewingedwolf]

cory, jag, meme, & felicia were guessing each other’s mother’s names and then jag goes “guess my mom’s name” and cory goes “i…shouldn’t be guessing” and jag laughed, but then meme & felicia gave up immediately and he said “jatinder” and cory goes “oh i could have gotten there” in the most annoyed voice

[denimbex1986]

'*****

This is the second starry adaptation of Shakespeare’s Scottish play within the month, both boasting high concepts. Simon Godwin’s show premiered in a warehouse with Ralph Fiennes and Indira Varma as the crown-usurping couple. This production is just as celebrity-driven, with David Tennant and Cush Jumbo as its leads. But where Godwin’s show flirted with immersive theatricality, half successfully, Max Webster’s concept combines immersion in sound with a fantastically creepy filmic expressionism.

We channel the sounds of the play through binaural headphones. The use of aural three-dimensionality here, designed by Gareth Fry, is incorporated with live folk music, which brings Celtic sounds while the action takes place on a central stage and glass box behind it.

As fanciful as that sounds, there is an intensely focused vision behind it. Superbly directed by Webster, it is full of wolfish imagination and alarming surprise. The action takes place at under two hours’ traffic yet it is not a classically fevered Macbeth but coolly creepy, and horrifying.

Sound, in Shakespeare’s text, has great disturbing significance. That is made manifest here. The 3D headphones magnify every creak and whimper. We hear the cold clink of metal as Lady Macbeth snatches the daggers with which Macbeth has killed Duncan (Benny Young) to return them to the crime scene.

The witches take the concept a step further and appear in sound rather than form. They are sinister in their absence, invisibly roaming in the vapour and smoke around the stage, present as a sibilant chorus of whispering voices played by the entire cast – an ingenious way to suggest that they represent the ever-present murderous voice in Macbeth’s head. They moan, giggle and flap crow-like in our ears, bringing an uncomfortable intimacy.

The headphones allow Tennant and Jumbo to talk in low conspiratorial tones. Tennant is a wiry, austere, self-righteous warrior who turns his intelligence into calculating outrage. He makes this Shakespearean role look effortless as he murmurs his soliloquies and we hang on his every word. There is steel and cunning to Jumbo’s Lady Macbeth, dressed in virginal white throughout, and a sense of purity remains around her despite her plotting.

Paradoxically, hearing the dialogue through headphones brings intimacy but one reminiscent of film with an augmented Dolby sound, as if these characters are not talking in real time...

The horror and tragedy hit all the marks too, from the killing of Lady Macduff (Rona Morison) and children, taking place in pitch darkness and capturing every sound of their last gasps, to Macduff’s (Noof Ousellam) disbelief at the news and the terrible sense of fate in the final fight scene.

The production is so focused, and so self-assured, that it seems to throw a bizarre meta-fictive curveball, straight after Duncan’s murder in which the Porter (Jatinder Singh Randhawa) breaks out in broad modern Glaswegian vernacular in what seems like his own standup routine. Yet the production has such command that it somehow pulls it off.

It’s a cool, cocky and utterly arresting production. Tennant’s Macbeth is vicious and yet he makes us feel his character’s tragedy acutely.'

[paintgroove]

Paint Groove Playlist #127 "Classic Tea Ceremony"

1. Tea Time in Tamil Nadu - Jatinder Singh Durhailay

2. Baby Daughter - Jeff Majors

3. Variations on Gavotte from Corelli's in F Major "L'arte del arco", Op. 5, No. 10: Variation 34 (Transcr and embellishments by Luca Astolfoni Fossi) - Claudio Ferrarini

4. L'amore dice Ciao (Main Titles) - Armando Trovajoli

5. Mother Nature - Oriental Sunshine

6. I Won't Hurt You - The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band

7. Baghon Main (feat. Darian Donovan Thomas) - Arooj Aftab

8. Rolling - Roedelius, Arnold Kasar

[jatindersinghdurhailay]

Two lovers 2024 Natural stone pigments heightened with gold and silver on handmade wasli paper 30x21cm

[aq2003]

got this review in my "for you" feed on shitter https://x.com/LightHealing/status/1887287881384833129

it's just so different to how I saw it, in all aspects. For ex I still struggled with the Porter's scene, though liked it better filmed than in the Donmar (I heard it worked much better in the Pinter). And Porter is like the only scene that "brought magic" in the whole play for this viewer... Always surprises me how differently people can see the same thing, esp when it comes to art

i skim read this ask and opened the link kind of thinking it would be some right winger mad at how diverse the cast is or something but it wasn't that at all lol i just feel like this person just has a particular set vision of the play that didn't line up w max webster's take on it much. cush's lady macbeth is supposed to be more human and less, like, cold girlboss insane murder woman. but op likes lady macbeth as cold girlboss insane murder woman. which like .. fine i guess we can't all have good taste lol

[lyricsssdotin]

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[fordhampr]

INTRODUCING THE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL OF AUSTRALIA

The International Film Festival of Australia aims to recognize and honor exceptional artists, directors, producers, and the commendable works of feature films, short films, and documentaries from around the globe. The IFFA reaches out across all continents, unites cultures, and celebrates the power of storytelling. So after seeing numerous Instagram and Facebook posts (you know I love anything…

[bollyhollybaba]

Jatinder Kaur Interview (65 ਸਾਲ ਤੋਂ ਹਸਾਉਣ ਵਾਲੀ ਦੀ ਕਿਵੇਂ ਬੀਤ ਰਹੀ ਜ਼ਿੰਦਗੀ 🙏...

[akultalkies]

Sargun Mehta, Ajay Sarkaria, B.N. Sharma, Prince Kanwaljeet Singh, Amar Noorie, Iftikhar Thakur, Jatinder Kaur, Prit Aggarwal, Joty Kay