Frankie Goes to Bollywood

T0430379488
Get swept away into the dazzling world of Bollywood! Frankie never wanted to be a star, she just wanted a family - and after a chance encounter with an up-and-coming director, she finds herself transported to Bollywood. As she climbs the sparkling staircase of stardom, Frankie has to confront what she is willing to do for fame and fortune. Can she stay in the Bollywood family and still be true to herself? Inspired by real stories of British women who have been caught in the spotlight of the biggest film industry in the world, Frankie Goes to Bollywood is a breathtakingly colourful journey of romance, sweeping songs and vibrant dance. Amidst the heroes and the villains, the costumes and the spectacle, get ready for this tale of being British in Bollywood.

Book by	Pravesh Kumar
Music	Niraj Chag
Lyrics	Tasha Taylor-Johnson

Archive :: production:T0430379488, musical:S1281114363, venue:V153
Current production:Tour/Production

Performance

Venue	Belgrade Theatre
	Other spaces: B2 (studio space)
Town	Coventry
County	West Midlands
From	2nd July 2024
To	6th July 2024
What is currently on at Belgrade Theatre (V153)

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Company

Producer	Rifco Theatre Company
Producer	Watford Palace Theatre
Producer	HOME Manchester
Director	Pravesh Kumar
Design	Rebecca Brower
Lighting	Philip Gladwell
Costume	Andy Kumar
Director	Andy Kumar (movement)
Sound	Chris Murray
Musical Director	Josh Sood (and musical supervisor)
Director	Ameet Chana (associate director)
Performer	Laila Zaidi (Frankie)
Performer	Helen K Wint (Malika)
Performer	Shakil Hussain (Raju King)
Performer	Gigi Zahir (Shona)
Performer	Navin Kundra (Prem)
Performer	Katie Stasi (Goldy)
Performer	Tash Bacarese-Hamilton
Performer	Hari Chandresh
Performer	Kuldeep Goswami
Performer	Nikita Johal
Performer	Anna Maria Barber
Performer	Dhruv Ravi
Performer	Qoobi Robinson
Performer	Tamara Verhoven Clyde

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