THE MAGIC FISH

A classic Indian tale retold through dance, storytelling and beatboxing for young thinking minds.

 

Vishnu, one of India’s shape-shifting Supergods, wakes up after sleeping for thousands of years to find a greedy demon called No-Knowledge has taken earth’s most precious treasures for himself. Enlisting the help of King Manu to save the essentials for life, Vishnu changes his form into something quite unexpected!

 

In this interactive performance, boys and girls are invited to join King Manu’s adventure in a new production to enchant all children aged 5+.

 

London: Alchemy, Royal Festival Hall
Monday 7 May (bank holiday Monday), 12.00pm & 3.30pm
FREE PERFORMANCE!
Visit Southbank Centre’s website for further details

 

PAST PERFORMANCES (2017)

Leicester: Curve
Saturday 14 October, 10.30am & 2.30pm

 

London: Watermans
Sunday 15 October, 3pm

 

Nottingham: Lakeside Arts
Sunday 22 October, 1pm & 3.30pm

 

Bradford: Kala Sangam
Tuesday 24 October, 10am & 2pm

 

Leeds: Carriageworks Theatre
Wednesday 25 October, 3pm

 

Newcastle: Dance City (Juice Festival)
Thursday 26 October, 1pm & 4pm

 

Bournemouth: Pavilion Dance South West
Sunday 29 October, 3pm

 

Swindon: Swindon Dance
Saturday 4 November, 11am & 2.30pm

 

Sale: Waterside Arts Centre
Saturday 11 November, 1.30pm

 

PAST PERFORMANCES (2016)

Saturday 9 July (preview), 11.30am & 3pm –Poole Park
presented by Pavilion Dance South West

 

Saturday 16 July (premiere), 12pm & 2pm – The Place, London

 

Saturday 17 July, 11.30am & 3pm – Newcastle/Gateshead Quayside 
part of GemArts Masala Festival

 

CREATIVE TEAM
Choreography and Direction
Mayuri Boonham

Composer 
Jason Singh

Costume and Set Design
Ana Ines Jabares-Pita

Lighting Design
Guy Hoare

Performers
Mayuri Boonham
Kamala Devam (2017 & 2018)
Marv Radio (2017 & 2018)
Pauline Reibell (2016)
Pirashanna Thevarajah (2016)

Project Manager
Ceri Brierley

SUPPORTERS

Commissioned by The Place, GemArts and Pavilion Dance South West and supported by The Unicorn Theatre. Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.