Wuthering Heights

Musical :: show/work:S01300813103, production/tour:T01422715176

Archive Listings

16 Jun 09 to 20 Jun 09	Wuthering Heights Musical :: listing:L972684907, production:T01422715176, show:S01300813103, venue: V942	Harrogate Theatre Harrogate North Yorkshire
16 Jun 09 to 20 Jun 09	Wuthering Heights Musical :: listing:L02067546944, production:T01422715176, show:S01300813103, venue: V942	Harrogate Theatre Harrogate North Yorkshire
2 Jun 09 to 6 Jun 09	Wuthering Heights Musical :: listing:L1740289032, production:T01422715176, show:S01300813103, venue: V776	Nuffield Theatre Southampton Hampshire
29 Apr 09 to 23 May 09	Wuthering Heights Musical :: listing:L1893455717, production:T01422715176, show:S01300813103, venue: V315	Lyric Theatre Hammersmith Outer London Greater London
21 Apr 09 to 25 Apr 09	Wuthering Heights Musical :: listing:L1047935547, production:T01422715176, show:S01300813103, venue: V611	Citizens Theatre Glasgow Glasgow
7 Apr 09 to 11 Apr 09	Wuthering Heights Musical :: listing:L610142001, production:T01422715176, show:S01300813103, venue: V886	Northcott Theatre Exeter Devon
13 Mar 09 to 28 Mar 09	Wuthering Heights Musical :: listing:L02018478189, production:T01422715176, show:S01300813103, venue: V497	Coliseum Theatre Oldham Greater Manchester

Details

Brontė goes to Bollywood in an irresistible new musical The scorched desert landscape of Rajasthan is the setting for this musical interpretation of Emily Brontė’s classic tale of passion, jealousy and revenge. Shakuntala, headstrong daughter of spice merchant Singh, falls for Krishan, a street urchin that Singh brings home after one of his trips to market. But can their adolescent love withstand India’s rigid social hierarchies, and Shakuntala’s yearning for a life inside Vijay’s sumptuous haveli? Wuthering Heights is the latest show from leading British Asian Company, Tamasha - creator of Fourteen Songs, Two Weddings and a Funeral (winner of the Barclays Theatre Award for Best Musical) and the groundbreaking East is East. Influenced by a history of Indian cinema - from brooding black-and-white epics of the 40s and 50s, to colourful contemporary blockbusters - it will captivate theatregoers of all ages.
Performers Pushpinder Chani, Rina Fatania, Anil Kumar, Divian Ladwa, Sheena Patel, Youkti Patel, Davina Perera, Gary Pillai, Amith Rahman, Youkti Patel, irvine Iqbal, Najam Javed, Ambika Jois, Shaheen Khan, Kartik Raghunathan. Book by Emily Bronte. Producer Tamasha. Producer Coliseum Theatre (co-production in association with Lyric Hammersmith). Adapted by Tamasha. Book by Deepak Verma. Music Sheema Mukherjee. Music Felix Corss. Lyrics Felix Cross. Director Kristine Landon-Smith. Design Sue Mayes. Music John Rigby (musical supervisor). Music John Rigby (orchestrations and arrangements). Music Chandru of Bollywood Strings (orchestrations and arrangements). Choreographer Nikki Woollaston. Lighting Itai Erdal. Sound Mike Furness.