At West of Lenin: A Small History of Amal, Age 7

See this story of a child in Mumbai during the 2006 train bombings at West of Lenin theatre, Sep 19th - Oct 6th. — See this story of a child in Mumbai during the 2006 train bombings at West of Lenin theatre, Sep 19th – Oct 6th.

From September 19^th – October 6^th, see the Forward Flux Production of ‘A Small History of Amal, Age 7’ on the boards at West of Lenin theatre. With presenting partner Pratidhwani, Forward Flux have developed this work from a salon piece to the stage for the enjoyment of all ages audiences.

Written by Lindsay Joelle, this is the first fully-produced production of this new, immersive play. Based in Mumbai, India, in 2006 on the day of the train bombings, the young Amal will use his explorer’s heart, and a little Bollywood magic, to fight the god of death. Exploring universal issues, through the eyes of a small child, this imaginative play weaves together heartache and triumph, while we examine connections to family, our city and the world.

The cast features the considerable talents of Nabilah Ahmed as Amal, plus Gurvinder Pal Singh, Jay AthalyeSuda, Varsha Raghavan, Abhijeet Rane, and Meenakshi Rishi – all directed by Samip Rayal. This production has a huge support staff of crew to realize a professional staging.

Purchase tickets now, for the preview shows on September 19^th, 20^th or 21^st, or the mainstage shows September 24^th – October 6^th. Remember, West of Lenin is an intimate setting, so purchase tickets early to be sure to get a seat – or take your chances with buying at the box office the night you go. Just don’t miss out on this international story exploring universal themes!