Woven from two Indian folk tales, this story is
filled with magic and mysticism. A writer must stay awake all night
in order to break a fatal spell. He searches for a story and finds
one in the tale of a young bride, abused by her husband and seduced
by a cobra. This imaginative staging is embellished with Indian
music, dance, masks, and puppetry.

Patty Gallagher (Rani) and Joseph McGrath (Naga)
Photo by Tim Fuller
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information about Naga Mandala
Enjoy a spectacular meal before the Opening Night
performance at
533 N. 4th Avenue
Two blocks from The Rogue Theatre
On Friday, September
10, 2010,
Delectables will feature a special “Rogue menu” of Indian
specialties.
Rogue Season Ticket Holders receive 20% off their meal!
To make a reservation, call 520-884-9289
In Rehearsal at the Rogue
This season, The Rogue Theatre is
launching a new publication, In Rehearsal at the Rogue,
as part of our continuing commitment to foster a dialogue with our
audience about the challenging, provocative and complex ideas behind
quality dramatic language and literature. In Rehearsal at the
Rogue is written and edited by Dr. Carrie J. Cole. The first
issue discusses Naga Mandala and can be downloaded here.
The file is viewable in Adobe Reader, downloadable here.
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ANNOUNCING
OUR 2010–2011 SEASON |
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Naga Mandala or
Play with a Cobra
by Girish Karnad, September 9–26, 2010
Ghosts
by Henrik Ibsen, November 4–28, 2010
The
Tempest
by William Shakespeare, January 6–23, 2011
Old
Times
by Harold Pinter, February 24–March 13, 2011
The
Decameron
by Giovanni Boccaccio, translated and adapted by Patrick
Baliani, April 28–May 15, 2011
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HERE FOR COMPLETE
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SEASON
TICKETS
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ticket and don’t miss a single exciting performance.
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TICKETS
You can now purchase
single tickets to all individual shows, as well!
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OUR
FULL-COLOR SEASON BROCHURE IS NOW AVAILABLE!
If
you would like a copy mailed to you, please send your postal
address to
director@TheRogueTheatre.org
or
THE
ROGUE THEATRE
300 East University Boulevard, Suite 150
Tucson, Arizona 85705 |