When Sophie Kaylor, a Gadje house dweller, marries Roman Farr, a Romany Gypsy and moves into his community, the signs appear ominous... This play has the culture clash between Romany and non Romany communities at its core. Movement and traditional Romany music are set against gritty realism to transport us to a unique and misunderstood world.T1152915518Company Romany Theatre Company. Director Amy Hodge. Design takis. Lighting Lee Curran. Sound James Fortune. Choreographer Sarah Dowling. Music James Fortune (musical arrangement). Performer Samuel Edward-Cook (Roman). Performer Scarlett Brookes (Sophie). Performer Robyn Moore (Oceania). | |
| 13 Mar 14 to 14 Mar 14 | The Hat Factory (previously the Artezium), Luton :: V01371430831 listing details L0682163028 |
| 12 Mar 14 | Arts Centre, Norwich :: V73 listing details L2061464887 |
| 18 Feb 14 to 8 Mar 14 | Ovalhouse, Inner London :: V239 listing details L1041945681 |
| 13 Feb 14 to 15 Feb 14 | New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich :: V81 listing details L1595803155 |
Amaro Baro Them - T01510682784Written and performed by the only Romany led theatre company in Great Britain.Company Romany Theatre Company. | |
| 20 May 05 to 21 May 05 | Sir John Mills Theatre, Ipswich :: V82 listing details L446934843 |
