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Dare To Overcome Unveils DTO-India 2023
Teamwork Arts will produce the latest edition of DTO taking place at the Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi, on 4 October
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Sanjoy Roy Conferred Honorary Degree By University Of York
Roy's company Teamwork Arts has produces 30 festivals across 42 cities and 17 countries
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Teamwork Arts Announces New Venture “Artiste Management”
Teamwork Arts will be supporting artists and will be providing them with various opportunities
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Jaipur Literature Festival To Celebrate The Power Of Literature At Its 2023 Edition
The Festival will offer a representation of all Indian national languages and multiple foreign languages with sessions spread across 5 venues with over 250 speakers.
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Mahindra Kabira Festival 2022 Returns With Its Tranquil Grandeur To The Ghats of Varanasi
The festival celebrates Kabir’s philosophy and brings to music-lovers an unforgettable experience
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Jaipur Literature Festival: How This Iconic Brand Is Redefining Innovation
Preeta Singh, President, Teamwork Arts, spoke to EE about the return of JLF 2022 and how this festival is subverting and innovating its existing models in this dynamic time.
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Teamwork Arts reschedules the 15th Jaipur Literature Festival to March 5th to 14th 2022
The Festival will follow all Covid-19 protocols that will be mandated by the central and Rajasthan governments during the time of its rescheduled dates.
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The 5th edition of Mahindra Kabira Festival Concluded with Performances and Memories to be Cherished
The Festival promises to return to the ancient city of Varanasi with its next edition and bring Kabir even closer.
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With 5 Cr People Dependent On Event Industry, The Government Needs To Hear Us Now
The industry needs to get the status of an organised sector and continue to engage with the officials in a much more unified way.
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Hosting a virtual performance requires the same care and attention as a live event: Sanjoy K Roy, MD, Teamwork Arts
AI and virtual reality could help traverse the world instead of the flatbed or the cramped seat, says Roy.
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