New Delhi, July 27 -- Afsana Theatre's rehearsal room ahead of the premiere of David Mamet's A Life in the Theatre in August feels confusing. Everything that should be off-stage has suspiciously found its way on to the stage. The wings are inside out, the actor is facing away from the audience, and the backstage crew is going about their chaotic work like no one's watching. It's what happens when theatre makers decide to turn the spotlight on to their own lives. Written by legendary American playwright David Mamet in 1977, the play tells the story of two actors-the senior Robert, and junior John. Robert is like the theatre stalwart we are all too familiar with, and John is the talented young kid on the block. Through a series of on-stage ...