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Mind Mending: Riti Sachdeva’s Parts of Parts & Stitches

6 March 2012

Playwright Riti Sachdeva goes post-apocalyptic to reveal hidden human landscapes in her award-winning play Parts of Parts & Stitches. Photo by Conor Horgan



“Sewing—it’s about taking parts of fabrics and materials and making a completely new form.” To create her multiple award-winning play, emerging theater star Riti Sachdeva took inspiration from stories her relatives told of life lived dangerously in 1940’s India. This month, in recognition of the 65th Anniversary of the partition of India and Pakistan, Maieutic Theatre Works is presenting Ms. Sachdeva’s Parts of Parts & Stitches at The Theater at the 14th Street Y.




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