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Indigo Giant by Ben Musgrave
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Indigo Giant by Ben Musgrave (eBook)

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Indigo Giant is a gripping, haunting new drama inspired by Dinabandhu Mitra’s trail-blazing Indigo Mirror, a play that shook colonial India.

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Nominated for 2024 New Play

1859. A field in Kanaipur, Bengal.

Life-loving Sadhu Charan, an indigo farmer, is newly married to Kshetromani, a woman with visions of the future. At first, all is idyllic. But when the new British planter Rose arrives, full of strange desires, the creeping malignancy of the indigo system begins to strangle their happiness.

During the British Raj, to meet the world’s insatiable desire for blue, vast swathes of the Bengali countryside were given over to the cultivation of the indigo plant. The atrocities committed by British planters triggered an extraordinary revolution that changed Bengal forever.

INDIGO GIANT is a gripping, haunting drama by award-winning playwright Ben Musgrave, inspired by Dinabandhu Mitra’s trail-blazing Indigo Mirror, a play that shook colonial India. Songs in English and Bangla by Leesa Gazi.

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10 actors (5 male, 4 female, 1 any gender) plus chorus or 6 with doubling.

INDIGO GIANT FOR GCSE STUDY:

        

Schools/colleges must seek AQA approval of their play choices
by submitting a Play Approval Form directly to their
allocated AQA GCSE NEA (non-exam assessment) adviser.

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ISBN

9781738429387

Publication date

1st April 2024

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