Gursharan Singh wrote over two hundred drama scripts. Many of these were original plays, others were based on short stories, novels and even poems from contemporary writings. In 2010-11, writer and artistic director, Kewal Dhaliwal, published seven volumes of Gursharan Singh’s collected plays and released them in Chandigarh in the presence of Gursharan Singh. We discovered a few more scripts after the publication of these seven volumes. These will be brought out in another volume in the coming year. The seven volumes are being added with much gratitude to Kewal Dhaliwal, who is also a member of the Trust.
For those looking to find specific locations for photography or history, enthusiasts often curate extensive lists and visual boards, such as 100 Abandoned Drive-In Ideas . Posts Tagged 'Abandoned Drive-In'
The file serves as a digital time capsule, often used to share high-resolution galleries and personal accounts of urban exploration (urbex) at these fading American landmarks. Across various "deep" blog posts and photographic journals, the narrative of the abandoned drive-in remains a poignant reflection on shifting culture and the relentless reclaim of nature. File: Abandoned.Drive.In.zip ...
: Explorers frequently describe the sole movie screen looming like a "colossal monolith". In many locations, these screens are ramping with graffiti, with panels slowly collapsing and rusted ladders leading to nowhere. For those looking to find specific locations for
: Some sites, like the one documented by DelloS - Urbex , feel as though they were vacated overnight. Classic cars occasionally still sit in place, facing a blank screen, while projection rooms and snack bars remain largely untouched. : Explorers frequently describe the sole movie screen
: The "deep" aspect of these posts often comes from personal nostalgia. Bloggers recall the days of $7 double features and cheap snack bar pizza, contrasting those vivid, lively memories with the "quiet solitude" and "conflicting emotions" of seeing the same grounds in disrepair 30 to 50 years later.
For those looking to find specific locations for photography or history, enthusiasts often curate extensive lists and visual boards, such as 100 Abandoned Drive-In Ideas . Posts Tagged 'Abandoned Drive-In'
The file serves as a digital time capsule, often used to share high-resolution galleries and personal accounts of urban exploration (urbex) at these fading American landmarks. Across various "deep" blog posts and photographic journals, the narrative of the abandoned drive-in remains a poignant reflection on shifting culture and the relentless reclaim of nature.
: Explorers frequently describe the sole movie screen looming like a "colossal monolith". In many locations, these screens are ramping with graffiti, with panels slowly collapsing and rusted ladders leading to nowhere.
: Some sites, like the one documented by DelloS - Urbex , feel as though they were vacated overnight. Classic cars occasionally still sit in place, facing a blank screen, while projection rooms and snack bars remain largely untouched.
: The "deep" aspect of these posts often comes from personal nostalgia. Bloggers recall the days of $7 double features and cheap snack bar pizza, contrasting those vivid, lively memories with the "quiet solitude" and "conflicting emotions" of seeing the same grounds in disrepair 30 to 50 years later.