New Delhi, February 12 — As part of the XXV Bharat Rang Mahotsav International Theatre Festival, the Arctic State Institute of Culture and Art presented its acclaimed performance “Faces of Olonkho” in New Delhi.
Inspired by ancient Yakut epic tales, the production brought to life the rich cultural heritage of the Sakha people through a vibrant blend of tradition and contemporary theatrical expression. The actors captivated the audience with a dynamic performance that seamlessly combined traditional motifs and costumes with modern rhythms and expressive movement, creating a powerful and immersive stage atmosphere.
The performance was staged as part of the XXV edition of Bharat Rang Mahotsav, one of India’s most prominent international theatre festivals.
In her address to the guests, Diana Alipova, spouse of the Russian Ambassador to India, expressed gratitude to the National School of Drama for organizing the event. She praised the artists for their outstanding performance and invited them to return with new productions in the future.
The evening concluded on a celebratory note as the performers invited members of the audience to join them on stage for the traditional “dance of the sun,” creating a memorable cultural exchange between Russian and Indian participants.