Get ready for the first English adaptation of Agatha Christie’s famous The Mirror Crack’d- a collaboration of Wales Millennium Centre and Wiltshire Creative. Adapted for the stage by Rachel Wagstaff, this event is worth a watch; Taking place at Jamshed Bhabha Theatre: NCPA between Thursday 30th January 2020 to Sunday 9th February 2020. Remember, this play has been re-imagined for an Indian audience by Ayeesha Menon, and is a perfect way to spend the weekend.
About The Mirror Crack’d
Miss Mistry is visited by a friend, Senior Inspector Darius Chinoy, after a glamourous party that ended with a murder. Set in 1976, this murder mystery is about Bollwyood Star Mamta Ghosh, who was slowly fading away from the spotlight, making her comeback. Focussing more on the ‘why’, this story tries to understand why she disappeared, why she moved to an old house, and who would want to kill her.
We all know Agatha Christie is known for her famous and traditional ‘whodunnit’ stories that keep you guessing till the end. This one focusses more on the ‘why’, exploring the theme of how we are shaped by our memories more than how our memories shape us. Told from a variety of different and unique perspectives, this one is sure to keep you glued to your seat and make an impact on the way you think.
Cast
The cast of the play includes Shernaz Patel, Sonali Kulkarni, Meher Acharia Dar, Suhaas Ahuja, Avantika Akerkar and Zervaan Bunshah.
It has been directed by Melly Still.
Note
About The Mirror Crack’d
Miss Mistry is visited by a friend, Senior Inspector Darius Chinoy, after a glamourous party that ended with a murder. Set in 1976, this murder mystery is about Bollwyood Star Mamta Ghosh, who was slowly fading away from the spotlight, making her comeback. Focussing more on the ‘why’, this story tries to understand why she disappeared, why she moved to an old house, and who would want to kill her.
We all know Agatha Christie is known for her famous and traditional ‘whodunnit’ stories that keep you guessing till the end. This one focusses more on the ‘why’, exploring the theme of how we are shaped by our memories more than how our memories shape us. Told from a variety of different and unique perspectives, this one is sure to keep you glued to your seat and make an impact on the way you think.
Cast
The cast of the play includes Shernaz Patel, Sonali Kulkarni, Meher Acharia Dar, Suhaas Ahuja, Avantika Akerkar and Zervaan Bunshah.
It has been directed by Melly Still.
Note
- Children below the age of 14 are not allowed in the theatre
- Cameras, handbags, water bottles etc. are not allowed inside the theatre
- Photography, videography and copyright violations are strictly prohibited
- Any late entries will not be allowed to enter the theatre
- All pages and cell phones should be switched off during the play
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