From maths to monsoons, Judith Dimant reveals how Complicite made it to Mumbai – despite two false starts
There is no infrastructure in India for performing international theatre on the scale of ‘A Disappearing Number’ – we are 28 people on the road, with the technical gear of a major rock band. But to bring the story of Ramanujan, one of the greatest mathematicians of the twentieth century, to audiences in India became an obsession for Complicite. Tenacity, belief, negotiation, commitment – it tested every one of my skills as a producer.
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