This show is theatrical magic.
Indian Ink’s aim is “to make theatre that is beautiful, funny, sad, and true.”
What is it about hotels that make them the perfect backdrop for magic and mystery?
Indian Ink, a bright beacon of excellence in our local theatre landscape, is celebrating its 20th year
When Indian Ink Came Out With Krishnan’s Dairy Way Back In 1997 And As A Youngish Thing I Saw It I Felt Excited About New Zealand Theatre For Probably The First Time In My Life.
It’s a testament to the quality of Indian Ink’s storytelling that The Pickle King, the company’s 15-year old play, has stood the test of time.
This show could not have come at a better time.
Jacob Rajan and Justin Lewis have been creating outstanding works of rich, original theatre with an eclectic cornucopia of collaborative artists for twenty years now
“Who am I? What is my purpose?” Rajan begins. “Hopes and dreams turn to dust – your children don’t respect you – depression – this is the slippery slope.”
Jacob Rajan weaves a spell over the audience with his masterful storytelling, impeccable comic timing and charismatic performance in the funny and moving production, The Guru of Chai.
From New Zealand company Indian Ink comes The Guru of Chai, a one-man show that adapts a classic Indian fairytale to the mad bustle of modernity.
Guru of Chai is a taste of the real magic of theatre, a wonderful performer telling a story which makes you laugh, shows you magic, and touches your heart.
