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Dnaga Malla at Punchi Theatre - The Sunday Times, Sri Lanka

Lanka Hit News • Jun 16, 2013 · 13y ago • 1 min read
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Dnaga Malla at Punchi Theatre The Sunday Times, Sri Lanka

Nalaka Swarnathillake’ award winning theatrical production ‘Danga Malla Saha Amuthu Iskole’ will go on the boards at 3.30 pm and 6.30 pm on June 22 at Namel-Malini Punchi Theatre, Borella. The play which enjoyed by both children and adult theatre lovers is an adaptation of the book “The Naughtiest girl in the school” written by [...]

Nalaka Swarnathillake’ award winning theatrical production ‘Danga Malla Saha Amuthu Iskole’ will go on the boards at 3.30 pm and 6.30 pm on June 22 at Namel-Malini Punchi Theatre, Borella.

The play which enjoyed by both children and adult theatre lovers is an adaptation of the book “The Naughtiest girl in the school” written by the famous children’s writer Enid Blyton.

The internaltionally famed book has been translated into nearly 40 languages while the Sinhala translation is done by Ganga Niroshani Suduwelikanda.

The play include 20 child artists with main character played by Nelissa Algama. Kusum Renu, Ramain Siriwardena, Nilmini Sigera, Malkanthi Hayasinghe and Sanjeewa Upendra play the adult roles. Numan Vithana has written the music compositions while choregraphy by Harshika Rathnayake, make up Bhanu Prasanna, lighting Ranga Samarakoon and stage management Asoka Weerathunga.

All seats are box planed and tickets will only be available at the Namel-Malinin theatre.

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