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Guards at The Taj to Open Bush Theatres 2017 Season

by Staff Writer
February 28, 2017
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Guards at the Taj at the Bush Theatre 7 April - 20 May 2017. Credit Marc Brenner

Guards at the Taj at the Bush Theatre 7 April - 20 May 2017. Credit Marc Brenner

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Casting is announced today for the European premiere of Guards at the Taj, written by Pulitzer Prize finalist Rajiv Joseph and directed by Jamie Lloyd. Danny Ashok will play Humayun and Darren Kuppan will play Babur.

This darkly comic play will open the 2017 season at the Bush Theatre, following its major £4.3m capital project to revitalise the building. Guards at the Taj takes an enduring legend about the Taj Mahal and prompts audiences to explore questions about art, privilege and duty. The play premiered at the Atlantic Theater in New York to great acclaim in 2015 and is the recipient of both the Obie Award for Best New American Play and the Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Play.

It’s 1648. Agra, India. Imperial guards Humayun and Babur keep watch as the final touches are put to the mighty Taj Mahal behind them. The emperor has decreed that no one, except the masons, labourers and slaves who exist within those walls, shall turn to look at the building until it is complete.

       

Guards at The Taj is at The Bush Theatre 7th April – 20th May.

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