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| Meera
Syal in Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About Nothing',
26th July - 27th Oct 2012 |
 Paul
Bhattacharjee has been cast as Benedick opposite
Meera Syal’s Beatrice in 'Much Ado about
Nothing' set in India. Shakespeare’s
comedy of love and deceit, produced by the
Royal Shakespeare Company and directed by
Iqbal Khan, is part of the World Shakespeare
Festival and will open in the RSC’s Courtyard
Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon on 26th July
and run until 15th September 2012 before transferring
to London. 
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| Wah! Wah! Girls
- A British Bollywood Musical, 24th May -
23rd June 2012 |
 Set
against the vibrant background of the East
End in 2012 Sadler’s Wells, Theatre Royal
Stratford East and Kneehigh present in a sparkling
new musical by playwright Tanika Gupta. Inspired
by the world of the Mujra dancers, who for
generations have entertained the rich and
powerful with a spellbinding mix of dance
and song, Wah! Wah! Girls tells a passionate
story of love against the odds.
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| Mogul
Emperor depicted in a new opera 'Babur in
London': March - Nov 2012 |
 The
Opera Group is to tour its new production
'Babur in London' which depicts the first
Moghul Emperor in India. The production is
a haunting story of lives and love cut short
by anger, persecution and revenge. Combining
the poetry of Jeet Thayil , 'Babur in London'
explores multiculturalism in modern day society.
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| Globe
to Globe Festival: 21st April - 9th June 2012 |
 The
Globe theatre presents over six weeks 37 international
companies performing Shakespeare's plays in
a different language including Atul Kumar's
Hindi interpretation of 'Twelfth Night' on
27th & 28th April: Arpana's Gujarati 'All's
Well that Ends Well' on 23rd and 24th May
and Theatre Wallay's Urdu 'Taming of the Shrew'
is on 25th & 26th May 2012.
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| 'Tamasha 100'
investment in developing artists' scheme launched |
 Following
a hugely successfully run of Ishy Din's debut
play' Snookered' Tamasha Theatre Co has launched
'Tamasha 100,' a scheme to support its developing
artists (TDA) programme. The aim is to recruit
one hundred donors willing to invest £100
for three years in the TDA initiative to discover
the next generation of unheard voices.
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