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During her visit, Gandhi will also give a master class to the public focused on the topic of 鈥淯sing Your Art for Activism鈥� on March 11 at 10 a.m., also in the Bistline Theatre.

Gandhi is the writer and sole actress of 鈥淢uthaland.鈥� Gandhi鈥檚 website states that the play represents Gandhi鈥檚 life and how it was changed on a trip to India where she unearths family secrets, encounters a prophet and discovers her voice within a culture of silence. The familiar and the foreign swap roles in the dark comedy about culture, identity, spirituality and sexuality. The play shows how important inclusivity is, how to overcome adversity and how to use the arts to heal.

鈥淢inita鈥檚 message is very timely for our theatre students, university and community right now,鈥� said Vanessa Ballam, ISU theatre professor. 鈥淲e鈥檙e hopeful this event will help bring all groups together for a shared experience. Our goal is that everyone will take something away from the event and feel empowered to make a positive change in the world. Through her presentations, Minita will offer tools of implementation to affect positive change.鈥�

Gandhi is an actress, playwright and writer who was born in Mumbai, India. She has performed in regional theaters including Lookingglass Theatre, Berkley Repertory Theatre, Arena State and Milwaukee Repertory Theatre. She has a recurring role on NBC鈥檚 鈥淐hicago Fire,鈥� and has been on Fox鈥檚 鈥淓mpire,鈥� NBC鈥檚 鈥淐risis,鈥� ABC鈥檚 鈥淏etrayal,鈥� The Onion News Network as anchor, Nina Shankar, and the web-series 鈥淏rown Girls.鈥�

After the 鈥淢uthaland鈥� performance on March 10, Gandhi will hold a 鈥渢alkback鈥� with the audience focused on the creation of her piece and allowing audience members to ask questions.

The events are sponsored by the Department of Theatre and Dance, the Diversity Resource Center and the Cultural Events Committee. Alpha Psi Omega, a theatre and dance student organization, is providing technical support. All events are free and open to the public. 鈥淢uthaland鈥� has a rating of PG-13.