Archive listings for Bombay Dreams (2002)

Work type: Musical.

T473878013

Producer Shekhar Kapur (associate producer). Producer Realy Useful Theatre Company. Director Steven Pimlott. Design Mark Thompson. Choreographer Anthony Van Laast. Choreographer Frah Khan (Bollywood dance sequences). Costume Mark Thompson. Other Christopher Nightingale (musical supervision). Performer Stephen Rahman-Hughes (Akaash). Performer Zehra Naqvi (Priya). Performer Ravin J Ganatra (Madan). Performer Munir Khairdin (Vikram). Performer Royce Ullah (JK). Performer Raj Ghatak (Sweetie). Performer Sophiya Haque (Rani). Performer Nila Aalia (Kitty). Performer Marina Abdeen. Performer Stephen Berkeley-White. Performer Ralph Birtwell. Performer Lara Costa. Performer Chris Crocker. Performer Sharon Gomez. Performer Rebecca Grant. Performer Sophiya Haque. Performer Floyd Hendricks. Performer Stephen Hughes. Performer Melissa Hunte. Performer Irvine Iqbal. Performer Rashid Karapiet. Performer Daniel Lindquist. Performer Anjali Mehra. Performer Ash Mukherjee. Performer Zehra Naqvi. Performer Sylvia Neira. Performer Natalie Ngyutin. Performer David Olton. Performer Kella Panay. Performer Davina Perera. Performer Wayne Perrey. Performer Bhasker Patel. Performer Tania Pieri. Performer Andrew Playfoot. Performer Adlyn Ross. Performer Douglas Scott-Franklin. Performer Praveen Sond. Performer Antonio Sussini. Performer Paul Tilley. Performer Royce Ullah. Performer Lisa Stevens.

31 May 02 to 13 Jun 04

Apollo Victoria Theatre, West End :: V384
listing details L0368446430

Details

A musical set in the romantic arena of the Bollywood film industry. A young Bollywood film director, the daughter of a wealthy Bombay producer, falls in love with a man from the slums. The story charts their fight against prejudice. Bombay Dreams website.

Creatives/Company

Music(s): Andrew Lloyd Webber, A R Rehman
Author(s): Meera Syal, Don Black

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