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Shibil Paravath is a talented theatre artist hailing from Malappuram, Kerala. His journey into the performing arts began at the tender age of 13, when he started acting in music videos and short films, showcasing a natural flair for storytelling and performance. His passion for theatre blossomed during his formative years, ultimately leading him to the prestigious School of Drama, Thrissur, where he honed his craft and developed a deep understanding of the art form.
As an alumnus of this renowned institution, Shibil Paravath has emerged as a distinctive voice in contemporary theatre. His recent work, Thamasha (2023), directed by the acclaimed Neelam Mansingh Chowdhary, has garnered widespread recognition. The play has been selected for various international theatre festivals such as the upcoming 26th Bharat Rang Mahotsav – International Theatre Festival of India and Nepal International Theatre Festival 2025 · March 16-27, 2025 cementing his reputation as a promising artist on the global stage.
With a deep commitment to storytelling and a background rich in artistic diversity,Shibil Paravath continues to explore innovative ways of engaging audiences through his performances, bringing stories from his roots to the world stage.
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