Silk Street
London, England EC2Y 8DS

5 September 2007 - 6 October 2007 / 19:45, 19:00, 14:30

20th September includes post show talk with Simon McBurney and members of the company.

Barbican Theatre

Part of bite07
Part of 25th landmark events

Tickets: £10 16 21 28 35 + Superseat
(pay £5 more for a Superseat)
£2 discount on all tickets from 5 - 10 Sep
subject to availability

Conceived and directed by Simon McBurney

Music by Nitin Sawhney

Design by Michael Levine

Co-produced by barbicanbite07, Wiener Festwochen, Holland Festival, Ruhrfestspiele, in association with Theatre Royal Plymouth

Supported by Arts Council England

This new devised production is inspired by the true story of the collaboration between two remarkable mathematicians: Cambridge Professor G H Hardy and Srinivasa Ramanujan, a poor Brahmin from South India. Exploring the beauty of mathematics and the complexity of modern India, A Disappearing Number is a provocative meditation on the nature of imagination, journey and identity.

Performance time: 19:45
(also 14:30 22 29 Sep 3 6 Oct)
19:00 11 Sep 2007
Running time: tbc

Post Show Talks 20 & 27 Sep

Official Website: https://www.barbican.org.uk/theatre/event-detail.asp?ID=4928

Added by philgyford on April 28, 2007

Comments

sumit

Moving, beautiful and brilliant. Not often you get all three qualities in one production