Performance

Venue	Birmingham Repertory Theatre
	Also: The Door
Town	Birmingham
County	West Midlands
From	20th October 2000
Opened	24th October 2000
To	11th November 2000
When	Mon-Thurs/Sat 19:15, Fri 18:00 and 20:00, Mat 14:00 or 14:15 (Oct 26, Nov 2, 4, 9)
Birmingham Repertory Theatre (V143)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

The Ramayana

Work:: The Ramayana (S525668511)

A beautiful and uplifting tale of romance and high adventure, recounting the odyssey of Rama, a great King of ancient India. Cherished throughout India and Asia for millennia, The Ramayana (The Journey of Rama) has been faithfully preserved and passed on in various forms of popular expression, epic poems, folk tales, music, dance, drama, puppet shows, sculpture, painting, even films and comic books. Its story and characters have captured the hearts and minds of countless generations.

Production:: (T1000523252)

This is The Rep's millennium project for the city's Forward Festival, celebrating the multi-ethnic community of Birmingham.

Author	Peter Oswald
Company	Birmingham Repertory Theatre Company
Director	Indhu Rubasingham
Design	Ultz
Lighting	Jo Joelson
Sound	Ian Roberts
Choreographer	Piali Ray
Performer	Gerald Kyd
Performer	Ayesha Dharker
Performer	Jimmy Akingbola
Performer	Charlotte Bicknell
Performer	Vincent Ebrahim
Performer	George Eggay
Performer	Andrew French
Performer	Enoch Frost
Performer	Saul Jaffe
Performer	Arif Javid
Performer	Pooja Kumar
Performer	Inika Leigh Wright
Performer	Guy Rhys
Performer	Eugene Salleh
Performer	Paul Sharma
Performer	Danny Scheinmann
Performer	Thushani Weerasekera
Performer	Miltos Yerolemou

Listing:: L01067539498

Main House

Production details

This is The Rep's millennium project for the city's Forward Festival, celebrating the multi-ethnic community of Birmingham. Main House

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Special Performances

27 Oct 00 Sign Interpreted

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