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Ghostdancing

Part of the Methuen Modern Plays series
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Based on Zola's "Therese Raquin", this tale of adultery and murder is transposed to a small town in modern-day Punjab.

One day Raj invites Nitin, his old school friend into his home, but his wife Rani finds herself inextricably drawn to Nitin, unleashing a chain of events with tragic consequences.

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Methuen Drama
0413771792 / 9780413771797
Paperback
822.92
28/06/2012
United Kingdom
English
75 p.
20 cm
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Following the success of "Balti Kings", "East is East" and "Fourteen Songs...", "Ghostdancing" is the new production from Tamasha, Britain's leading Asian theatre company, and is published to tie in with the Lyric Hammersmith premiere in October 2001.
Following the success of "Balti Kings", "East is East" and "Fourteen Songs...", "Ghostdancing" is the new production from Tamasha, Britain's leading Asian theatre company, and is published to tie in with the Lyric Hammersmith premiere in October 2001. DD Plays, playscripts