A seductive comedy about two suburban matrons who travel to India and discover the unexpected. Both women have secret dreams of what the fabled land of exotic and intoxicating opposites will do for the suffering they hide within. Faced with the women's despair, who but the golden Hindu elephant god Ganesha could intervene? Able to assume any guise, at peace with all things, Ganesha is the spiritual centre around which the play spins itself until a breathtaking release arrives for both women at his hands.T02087151759Director Matthew Parker. | |
| 10 Jul 09 to 11 Jul 09 | Courtyard Theatre, Inner London :: V184 listing details L1461685040 |
T23048669Company Phizzical Productions. | |
| 11 Apr 08 to 13 Apr 08 | The Drum, Birmingham :: V397448197 listing details L01484236726 |
| 3 Apr 08 to 5 Apr 08 | Peepul Centre, Leicester :: V0971366092 listing details L01382516522 |
| 25 Mar 08 to 29 Mar 08 | Watermans Arts Centre, Outer London :: V339 listing details L924289213 |
| 18 Mar 08 to 20 Mar 08 | Croydon Clocktower: David Lean Cinema, Outer London :: V01465162029 listing details L0115587904 |
| 12 Mar 08 to 15 Mar 08 | artsdepot, Outer London :: V320 listing details L0305455412 |
T70326343Supported by BarclaysProducer Palace Theatre (Watford). Director Tim Luscombe. Design Steven Yull. Lighting Hansjorg Schmidt. Sound Matthew Bugg. Performer Sandra Dickinson (Katherine Brynne). Performer Rohan Siva (Ganesha). Performer Lolly Susi (Margaret Civil). Performer Andres Williams (Man). | |
| 17 May 02 to 1 Jun 02 | Watford Palace Theatre, Watford :: V55 listing details L2145256475 |
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| 1 Nov 96 to 7 Dec 96 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L01120169892 |
