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''Maname'' A Stage Drama By Veteran Dramatist Ediriweera Sarachchandra
Maname is incontestably the greatest landmark in the history of modern sinhalese theatre.
Singhabahu
The Origin Of Sinhalese
John de Silva (1857–1922)
Early Sri Lankan Theatre
Professor Ediriweera Sarachchandra
MAN WHO TAUGHT US THAT WE HAVE A THEATRICAL GENRE
Chitrasena (26 January 1921 – 18 July 2005)
Father of Sri Lankan Theatrical Dance
Henry Jayasena
“my heart lies in theatre”
Mahagama Sekara
Who drew art on Life
Prof. Ashley Halpe
The Youngest Professor
Somalatha Subasinghe
The woman on stage who read the mind of children
Gamini Haththotuwa
Scholar on the Street
Buddhika Damayantha
Piyal Kariyawasam
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More realism than the fantasy
Dhananjaya Karunarathne
One who created Short Plays with a sweet taste
Priyankara Ratnayake
Introducing Greak Drama to Sri Lanka
H.A.Perera
Hardworking Dramatist
Hemantha Prasad
Who made drama and life into One
Ruwanthie de Chickera
Freelance writer, dramatist and literature teacher
Jayantha Chandrasiri
Revolutionary Road
Parakrama Niriella
Earnest Practice of Theatre
Dharmajith Punarjeewa
Bandula Vithanage
A Scholar, Actor, Translator
Dhamma Jagoda
The Pillars of Sri Lankan Theatre
Ashoka Hadagama
Who sees what we don't See
Jayalath Manorathne
Who saw drama as a Source of Entertainmnet & Wisdom
Anjalika Chitrasena
Introducing Dancing Drama Genre
Jerome L. De Silva
One who combined two Languages on Stage
Kaushalya Fernando
Actress, teacher and director
Susil Gunarathne
Wilson Gunaratne
Few Stage Comedians
Jehan Aloysius
Gunasena Galappatty
The pioneer of suspense drama
Rajitha Dissanayake
Man who carried out an operation on the Contemporary Sri Lankan Life
Dayananda Gunawardena
The Man who turned Sri Lankan Theatre into a Successful Venture
Simon Navagattegama
Man who dared to attack the Civilization
Sugathapala de Silva
The Man of Men
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best drama i have ever seen..all the best for rajitha.senka and tony done very wel.
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