JAYACHANDRAVARMA
S J VARMA (JAYACHANDRA VARMA)
JAYACHANDRAVARMA is the director, actor and a leader with lots of new
ideas for the consolidation and purposeful continuity of the Surabhi Drama's. He is amiable
and friendly with theatre groups outside the Surabhi fold and is known for helping
others wherever he can.
He was born and brought in “Surabhi theatre” family, He is the grandson of Padmashri
Surabhi Babji garu, He started his theatrical life on 7 th month of his birth at Narketpally,
Nalgonga dist. He had completed his M. B. A. by giving theatre performances at
nights from his child-hood . Being a main artist He had completed more than
5,000 performances with all types of characters. By luck he got wonderful chance
to participate in all three theatre work-shops conducted by Padma Shri B.V. Karanth jee
in 1996, 97 & 98 at Surabhi theatre camps, and got a special appreciation from him
by perform 7 different shaded characters in a single play “CHANDI PRIYA” at the age of 12 years.
He is famous for his performances Abhimanyu in Mayabazaar, Thota Ramudu (Hero) in Jai
Pathala Bhairavi, Venkateswara swami in Sri Venkateswara Vudhbhavam, Sri
Maha Vishnu – Sri Krishna leelalu, Veera Brahmam in Sri Veera Brahmam gari Charitra,
Hiranya kasyapa in Bhaktha Prahlada, Karyavardhi in Balanagamma etc..., Surabhi Jayachandra
Directed the plays "Sri Venkateswara Vudhbhavam" (Srinivasa Kalyanam), Kanaka Tara,
Khatharnak Mallanna(the good woman of setzuan), Baala Mayabazaar , Bhaktha Prahlada,
Jai Pathalabhairavi, Kurukshetra, Annamayya Vennela Etc.. and many Small skits.
He participated many national and international theatre festivals,
He performed lead role in 13 Surabhi plays in France country in Passages international
theatre festival on 2013. He conducted many workshops about Surabhi theatre Techniques
at Madhya Pradesh School of Drama, Bhupal, Visweswaraiah Museum, Bengalore Etc....
His direction plays are performed in JASHNE BACHPAN 2018 International theatre festival,
and 20th BHARAT RANG MAHOTSAV conducted by NSD New Dellhi and many places.
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