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The storming of the Golden Temple in Amritsar, Punjab in 1984 was an event unparalleled in its ferocity. Against this hot climate of religious antagonism, a Silh man and his Hindu wife leave their daughter behind in Britain to see their dying mother in the Punjab. A whirlpool of gold and azure, passion and tranquillity seizes the senses in this captivating and sensitive portrayal of life in an Indian home at the time of turmoil and tragedy.T0493355867Performed in Punjabi with English translation.Company Chandica Arts Company. Director Raman Kaur. | |
| 22 Apr 97 to 23 Apr 97 | Birmingham Library Theatre, Birmingham :: V142 listing details L874211306 |
| 17 Apr 97 | Hounslow Arts Centre & Paul Robeson Theatre, Outer London :: V323 listing details L0763889107 |
| 13 Apr 97 | Watford Palace Theatre, Watford :: V55 listing details L550525910 |
| 12 Apr 97 | Chats Palace, Outer London :: V301 listing details L01275698803 |
| 3 Apr 97 to 4 Apr 97 | Belgrade Theatre, Coventry :: V153 listing details L01963619748 |
| 28 Mar 97 to 29 Mar 97 | Haymarket Theatre, Leicester :: V431 listing details L0128430097 |
| 27 Mar 97 | The Gantry, Southampton :: V779 listing details L1495650215 |
| 18 Mar 97 to 29 Mar 97 | Haymarket Theatre, Leicester :: V431 listing details L0911115965 |
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