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This play in Mumbai explores complex themes of Peter Shaffer's writing
Updated On: 28 October, 2024 09:47 AM IST | Mumbai | Shriram Iyengar
A debutant director takes on Peter Shaffer’s controversial Tony Award-winner using shadow play for a one-day production

Curtains are used to project the shadows in the play
In 1973, when Peter Shaffer’s writing took to stage directed by John Dexter, it opened to chaotic reception. Many called it ‘disturbing’, while others found it ‘exhilarating’. This strong divide is what makes the Tony-award winning play an actor’s dream with names like Richard Burton, Anthony Hopkins, Leonard Nimoy and even Daniel Radcliffe attempting stage productions. For Sukrit Mahajan, the production today runs along similar lines.
The cast in a moment from the stage rehearsal; (right) Arjun Kachroo portrays Paul Strang
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