Baby’s Blues

Baby’s Blues

Baby’s Blues

Mar 18, 2023 | 07:00 PM onwards
Mar 19, 2023 | 07:00 PM onwards
Experimental Theatre
Starts from
₹270 /- onwards

Language: English

Susan and David are newly married couple of Indian origin living in New York.  Susan is a career woman with a seemingly perfect life, complete with sensitive husband and a brand new bundle of joy on the way. Beginning at the moment a very pregnant Susan goes into labour, the play follows her journey as she becomes a new mother, with a frighteningly inexplicable new-born to care for.

Employing both realistic and surrealistic elements, BABY’S BLUES explores one woman’s descent into postpartum depression, but also brings into focus the difficult challenge of becoming a mother for the first time, as well as the fine line that sometimes exists between health and madness.

Production: Surnai Theatre and Folk Arts Foundation
Writer: Tammy Ryan
Directed by: Ila Arun & K K Raina
Cast:
Susan: Dilnaz Irani
David: Muzamil Ibrahim
Dr. Marce: Aayushman Pandey
Girl: Mia Maelzer
Mother: Shilpa Mehta
Doctor: Prackriti Bhargava
Terri: Garima Yajnik
Produced by: Antardhwani Productions

 

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