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Images: The Mongol Khan Comes to Trafalgar Square ahead of opening at London Coliseum

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November 15, 2023
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Performance on the Steps of Trafalgar Square by 100 Full Costumed Company Members from the Mongol Khan

Performance on the Steps of Trafalgar Square by 100 Full Costumed Company Members from the Mongol Khan

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100 costumed company members from The Mongol Khan performed in Trafalgar Square to announce their arrival in London ahead of the show opening on 17 November at the London Coliseum.

Mongolia’s leading theatre company comes to the UK for the very first time with a lavish production performed by an ensemble of over 70 world class performers.

This gripping story is brought to life with a haunting score, dance, and puppetry, with elaborate sets and costumes all inspired by archeological findings and nomadic traditions of the ancient Hun culture of Central Asia from the Hunnu Empire period.

The creative team includes Hero Baatar (Director), Amundra Amartuvshin and Yesunmunkh Myagmar (Executive Producers), Bayra Bela and Unurmaa Janchiv (Producers), Oliver King (General Manager), Lkhagvasuren Bavuu (Writer),  Timberlake Wertenbaker and John Man (English Adaptation), Nick Barnes (Puppet Design), and David Gregory (Sound Design).

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