गीतिनाट्य और नृत्यनाट्य
रवीन्द्रनाथ की मंच-रचनाएँ — सम्पूर्ण पाठ, हर गीत संग्रह से जुड़ा।
गीतिनाट्य
বাল্মীকিপ্রতিভা
Balmiki Pratibha
6 दृश्य 51 गीत 1881
Tagore's first musical play: the dacoit chief Ratnakar, his cruelty pierced by pity for a captive girl, is forsaken by his band and mocked by the forest goddess — until Saraswati's grace transforms him into Valmiki, the first poet.
বসন্ত
Basanta
23 गीत 1923
A festival play of spring: the King slips away from his council to join the Poet and the youths in welcoming Rituraj Basanta. Tagore dedicated it to Kazi Nazrul Islam, then in prison.
ভানুসিংহ ঠাকুরের পদাবলী
Bhanusingha Thakurer Padaboli
22 गीत 1884
The Brajabuli song cycle young Tagore wrote under the Vaishnava pen-name 'Bhanusingha' — Radha's longing for Krishna in the manner of the old padavali poets. Begun at sixteen; published as a book in 1884.
কালমৃগয়া
Kaal Mrigaya
6 दृश्य 38 गीत 1882
A musical play on the Ramayana hunt episode: King Dasharatha's sound-guided arrow, loosed at what he takes for a deer drinking in the dark, kills the blind hermit's only son.
মায়ার খেলা
Mayar Khela
7 दृश्य 80 गीत 1888
A play woven almost wholly of songs: the Mayakumaris spin their game of illusion around Amar, Pramada and Shanta — love missed, love mocked, love found at last. Written for Sarala Ray's Sakhi Samiti.
नाटक
नृत्यनाट्य
চণ্ডালিকা
Chandalika
3 दृश्य 76 गीत 1938
The dance-drama of Prakriti, an outcaste girl awakened to her own worth when the monk Ananda asks water at her well. Her mother's dark spell drags him back — until Prakriti, seeing his anguish, has it revoked.
চিত্রাঙ্গদা
Chitrangada
6 दृश्य 50 गीत 1936
The dance-drama of the Manipur princess raised as a son: smitten by Arjun, Chitrangada begs the love-god Madana for a year of borrowed beauty — and at last wins Arjun as her own unadorned self. From the Mahabharata.
শ্যামা
Shyama
4 दृश्य 78 गीत 1939
The dance-drama of the court dancer Shyama, who saves the foreign merchant Bajrasen from execution by letting the boy Uttiya die in his place — and learns that love bought with another's life cannot be forgiven. Based on the poem 'Parishodh'.