Performance

Venue	Roundhouse
	Also: Studio 42, The Clore
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	16th July 2021
Opened	21st July 2021
To	29th August 2021
When	19:30. Sun Jul 18 17:30. Sun 13:30, 17:30. Jul21 21 at 19:00. Sat Mats 14:30 (from Jul21 24)
Roundhouse (V242)
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Date of change: 13 Jul 20 - T0550680486
Date of change: 5 Dec 19 - T0550680486

Monsoon Wedding

Work:: Monsoon Wedding (S01289448867)

In Delhi, preparations are under way for a lavish, nonstop, four-day celebration to mark the arranged marriage of Aditi and Hemant. Aditi is the only daughter of an upper middle-class family in India. She is about to meet her groom, an Indian-American from New Jersey. It should be the perfect wedding, but the bride is having an affair, her father is in financial trouble, and as members of the family descend from around the world, dark family secrets surface.

Music	Vishal Bhardwaj
Book by	Arpita Mukherjee
Book by	Sabrina Dhawan
Lyrics	Masi Asare
Lyrics	Susan Birkenhead

Production:: (T0550680486)

At its heart Monsoon Wedding is an anthem to modern India. In the way that the film introduced the world of a globalizing India, the musical is a celebration of the exuberant chaos of contemporary India and its vibrant diaspora. The musical explores the ever-increasing difference and discrepancy in India between the rich and the poor, the old and the new, the traditional and the modern, the east and the west.

Director	Mira Nair
Director	Stephen Whitson
Music	Jamshied Sharfiri (orchestration)
Director	Scott Graham (movement director)
Director	Karishma Balani (casting director)

Listing:: L01898083783

Production details

At its heart Monsoon Wedding is an anthem to modern India. In the way that the film introduced the world of a globalizing India, the musical is a celebration of the exuberant chaos of contemporary India and its vibrant diaspora. The musical explores the ever-increasing difference and discrepancy in India between the rich and the poor, the old and the new, the traditional and the modern, the east and the west.

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