EQUUS
AT A GLANCE THE PLAY CAST AND CREDITS
Abhimanch, 9.30pm, Sat, 16 Jan
English, 150 minutes
Concept and Direction: Vikram Iyengar
Playwright: Peter Shaffer
Equus is an intriguing exploration of normalcy and insanity, passion and pain, worship and religion. The play delves into the mind of 17-year old Alan Strang, a boy with a strange fascination for horses, who blinds six of these animals in an inexplicable fit. Through a series of encounters with a psychiatrist, we come face to face with more questions than answers. What is normal? What is worship? What is passion? What is individuality? Can what is accepted as ‘normal’ behaviour in a society smother a far more spirited and passionate way of being? Consciously placing itself on the edge, the play aims to question whether such a world makes any sense; to discover why such a world has come into existence; and also to ask if it is possible to imagine any other world – one in which we believe and, therefore, create rather than the other way round. Frank Strang, Horse, Customer, Priest: Amlan Chaudhuri
Dr. Margaret Dysart: Daminee Mukherjee
Nurse, Horse, Customer: Debosmita Roychoudhury
Dora Strang, Horse, Customer: Jayati Chakraborty
Jill, Horse, Priest: Indudipa Sinha
Horseman, Horse, Customer, Priest: Rhea Das
Allan Strang: Shadab Kamal
Harold Salomon, Henry Dalton, Horse, Customer: Tanmay Dhanania
Equus, Priest: Vikram Iyengar

Original Music: Neel Adhikari
Violonist: Robin Lai
Sound Control: Katy Roy
Speech Workshops – Katy Roy
Stage Design: Sukanya Ghosh
Light Design: Sudip Sanyal
Costume Design: Katy Roy, Dana Roy
Properties Management: Jayati Chakraborty, Indudipa Sinha Production: Amlan Chaudhuri, Jayati Chakraborty, Debashree Bhattacharya
Choreography and Movement: Vikram Iyengar, Amlan Chaudhuri
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