Please collect tickets at Barbican Theatre from 20 minutes before the performance begins
Stifled by life in middle-class India, Krishnan is desperate to see the world, so he visits the exotic island of Great Britain to learn about life and who he is.
What does Krishnan’s journey teach him about the world? What might he learn about himself? And what happens when he falls in love with one of the natives?
Pariah Khan is a writer, performer, filmmaker and professional wrestling manager. After sell-out runs in Clevedon, London, Bristol, Birmingham, London again and Oxford; An Indian Abroad comes to The Barbican Theatre on 1 June. Don’t miss out.
Written and Performed by Pariah Khan
Directed by Eduardo Gama
Supported by: Arts Council England, Rising Arts Agency, Creative Youth Network and Arnolfini Arts
Reviews:
“A shrewd and bitingly funny send-up of the ‘spiritual journey”
★★★★ PubTheatres Magazine
“That Pariah Khan is a smart man. It’s a jaunty hour, full of well-timed gags yet beneath the joviality, there lies an acerbic touch.”
★★★★ Kris Hallett, Bristol Post reviewer
“With precision, smart observational writing, and a small selection of props, Khan has created something really wonderful – a warm, funny, and thought-provoking piece of theatre.”
★★★★ Stage Talk Magazine
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One show for £8
Two shows for £14
Three shows for £18
Four shows for £20
