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by guleraana mir & afshan d'souza lodhi

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TOUR ANNOUNCEMENT!

The critically acclaimed, award winning Santi & Naz will be embarking on a UK National Tour this Autumn and we couldn't be more excited!

 

After winning the Charlie Hartill Fund in 2023, which allowed us to take a newly developed version of the show to Edinburgh Fringe in 2023, the play will be visiting some of the biggest and best regional theatres between 8th October and 8th November 2024.  The tour is supported by Arts Council England's Touring Projects strand and is a co-production with Pleasance. 

Santi and Naz are best friends living in a small village in India. When Naz is betrothed to an older man, the threat of their separation looms large on the horizon. As the political situation around the country’s partition worsens, they decide to take drastic action.

 

Santi & Naz explores female friendship, coming of age, and coming out set against the backdrop of a country soon to be changed forever.

 

A new play by developed by Guleraana Mir & Madelaine More, written by Guleraana Mir and afshan d’souza-lodhi, from award-winning company, The Thelmas, makers of LADYKILLER, Son Of A B*tch & COCONUT.

CREATIVE TEAM

Created by Guleraana Mir & Madelaine Moore

Writers - Guleraana Mir & afshan d’souza-lodhi

Director - Madelaine Moore

Movement Director - Rakhee Sharma

 

Producer - The Thelmas & Pleasance

General Manager - Courtenay Johnson
 

Set & Costume Design - Sascha Gilmour

Sound Design & Composition - Tom Curzon

Brochure Photography by Greg Veit Photography

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Dates

8th-10th October     Wardrobe Theatre, Bristol
11-13th October        Beck Theatre, Hayes
16-17th October        Tron, Glasgow
19th October              Nottingham Playhouse
22nd October             The Place, Bedford
25-26th October        Hippodrome, Birmingham
29th October              Norwich Theatre
31st October               Northern Stage, Newcastle
2nd November           Octagon Theatre, Bolton
7th November            Derby Theatre
8th November            Attenborough Arts Centre, Leicester

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