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Venue	Bristol Hippodrome
Town	Bristol
County	City of Bristol
From	15th January 2024
To	20th January 2024
Bristol Hippodrome (V856)
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Date of change: 1 Dec 22 - T1520095490

Life of Pi

Work:: Life of Pi (S135512987)

A cargo ship sinks in the Pacific Ocean and the only survivors are an hyena, a zebra, an orang-utan, a 16 year-old boy and a Bengal tiger. They are stranded together on a lifeboat. Time is against them, nature is harsh, who will survive?

Book by	Yann Martel
Adapted by	Lolita Chakrabarti

Production:: (T1520095490)

Producer	Sheffield Theatres
Director	Max Webster
Design	Tim Hatley
Design	Finn Caldwell (for Gyre and Gimble)
Director	Finn Caldwell (puppetry and movement)
Design	Nick Barnes (puppetry)
Design	Finn Caldwell (puppetry)
Lighting	Tim Lutkin
Music	Andrew Mackay
Sound	Carolyn Downing
Design	Andrzej Goulding (video design)
Dramaturg	Jack Bradley
Director	Polly Jerrold (casting)
Director	Scarlet Wilderink (movement)
Performer	Divesh Subaskaran (Pi)
Performer	Antony Antunes (Tiger Hind / Cook / Father Martin)
Performer	Adwitha Arumugam (Pi Alternate)
Performer	Dhawna Bhawsar (Lulu Chen / Mrs Biology Kumar)
Performer	Ralph Birtwell (Mamaji / Admiral Balbir Singh)
Performer	Kriss Dosanjh (Father)
Performer	Sebastian Goffin (Tiger Head)
Performer	Akash Heer (Tiger Head)
Performer	Romina Hytten (Tiger Heart and Hind)
Performer	Katie Kennedy-Rose (Tiger Heart and Hind)
Performer	Aizah Khan (Tiger Heart and Hind)
Performer	Chand Martinez (Pandit-ji)
Performer	Keshini Misha (Rani)
Performer	Goldy Notay (Amma)
Performer	Sharita Oomeer (Lulu Chen / Mrs Biology Kumar)
Performer	Kate Rowsell (Tiger Heart and Hind)
Performer	Lilian Tsang (Mrs Okamoto / Zaida Khan / Ships Captain)
Performer	Peter Twose (Tiger Head / Voice of Richard Parker / Cook / Father Martin)

Listing:: L2146438821

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