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Play Brings Colour, Culture, And A Vulture To Tauranga

Wednesday, 7 July 2021, 11:50 am It was a weekend filled with laughs, wonder and intrigue at Baycourt Community and Arts Centre, with over 800 people gathering to watch Indian Ink’s powerful play ‘Paradise or the Impermanence Ice Cream’. As audiences settled into their seats and hushed darkness took over the theatre, Kutisar (Jacob Rajan) is lit up on stage as he wakes in purgatory. Baffled by his surroundings, he is soon confronted by a vulture looking for its next meal, and is transported back to his 20s to learn why he is stuck in limbo. From a Mumbai disco he meets Meera, a Parsi who

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REVIEW: Paradise or The Impermanence of Ice Cream, at the Meteor Theatre, Hamilton

REVIEW: Paradise or The Impermanence of Ice Cream, at the Meteor Theatre, Hamilton
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Ice Cream, vultures and Bollywood disco combine in new production starring acclaimed actor

Selling out its two-week preview season in 2020, Paradise is touted as a showcase for Rajan’s talents, with a solo performance channelling seven characters. As with other Indian Ink productions, audiences can expect exquisite puppetry, the use of masks, inspired sound design, and comic originality. Rajan has cemented himself as one of New Zealand’s finest thespians. He was made a Member of the NZ Order of Merit in 2013 for his services to theatre, and in 2002 he received the prestigious Arts Foundation Laureate. He won the prestigious Fringe First Award in Edinburgh with Indian Ink’s first play Krishnan’s Dairy back in 1997, and has since charmed audiences the world over with the one-man play – a feat he aims to repeat when he shortly takes

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Actor Jacob Rajan s new show weaves together Bollywood and vultures

“It’s a word that resonates with the strange times we’re living in,” he said. The play itself follows a man desperately trying to avoid death being flung between limbo and his past, where a rebellious young woman from Mumbai’s Parsi community – a people whose faith is entwined with the vulture – holds the key that may deliver him to paradise. SUPPLIED Rajan and Indian Ink co-founder Justin Lewis got the idea for the play after a trip to Mumbai. Rajan delivers a solo performance of seven characters in the play, which sold out a two-week preview season last year, while Lewis is director.

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Mrs Krishnan s Party You re Invited!

Thursday, 15 April 2021, 2:29 pm The rules of theatre will be danced around the floor when audiences become active participants in MRS KRISHNAN’S PARTY. Indian ink’s joyous, life-affirming take on death, rebirth and the impact of community kicks off at the Carterton Events Centre on Thursday 29th April. Mrs Krishnan’s boarder, overzealous wannabe DJ James, has invited ‘a few friends’ into the back room of the dairy as a special surprise to celebrate Onam and the return home of her son. When a tonne of strangers turn up and settle in, Mrs K has no choice but to throw the party of her

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