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Behind the

Scenes

Smiling bearded man in black shirt beside bold text "Keeping up with Jake" on a dark wood-panel background.

A jumbo January

Happy New Year!

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Happy Holidays from Indian Ink!

Wrapping up 2022

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A noteworthy November

Planning for 2023 is well underway

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Don’t be scared, it’s just us!

Jacob crosses the ditch

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A superb September

The Dairy closes and the Dirty Work begins

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Actor Jacob Rajan sits as Emperor Shah Jahan wearing a blue half face mask in front of colourful background

Krishnan’s Dairy: Here’s to a national treasure and one of our greatest shows

OPINION: One of the greatest New Zealand shows of all-time, take a bow.

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Jacob Rajan as Gobi in Krishnan’s Dairy holding 3 buckets of flowers

As Fresh, Remarkable and Astonishing as ever

My memory of witnessing the wondrous alchemy of Jacob Rajan’s performance in Krishnan’s Dairy 25 years ago at BATS is vivid.

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Actor Jacob Rajan sits as Emperor Shah Jahan wearing a blue half face mask in front of colourful background

Krishnan’s Dairy

A wise man once told me that real loves grows, and so does my love of Indian Ink’s now legendary tale of Krishnan’s Dairy

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We’re Spring-ing out of August!

Auckland primed for Dirty Work while Krishnan’s Dairy cleans up down South

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Jacob Rajan sits on a stool wearing a white long shelved shirt with strips and black jeans.

Theatre legend says goodbye to breakthrough role after 25 years

Rajan said he had a deeper connection with the play now, at the age of 56, than he did when he first performed it in his 20s.

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A juicy, jam-packed July!

New work emerges as Krishnan’s Dairy continues

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Actor Jacob Rajan as Zina with a half face mask looking over a toy baby in a cradle

An Enduring, Honest and Mesmerising Milestone in New Zealand Theatre

After 25 years I haven’t forgotten about the mask…

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