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  30 Days In September
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30 Days In September
4 Clowns
Afield

Alma Colorada
Another Picnic at the Asylum
Attachments: "FIT" / "ON A BENCH"
BLINK & You Might Miss Me
Breaking the Cassia Bough
The David And Brady Show
Differently-ABLED
Donna/Madonna
Elite Waste
The Execution of Nancy Drew in Waco Texas
Girl In, but not of, the 'Hood
Hamlet vs. Zombies
Heartbeat
Here To See The World
Hitler's Li'l Abomination
I Love You, (We're F*#ked)
IT'S CRIMINAL the comedy
Janice & Shelley & Jo
JapJAP
JOE'S CAFE
Joseph Atmore is Dunninger
L.A.nguage
Lorraine Olsen is FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING
The Madogs of Diego
The Meehan Brothers Show
Mercy Buckets
Microvation
Over There: Comedy Is His Best Weapon
Panic!
A Piece of Work
Quatre-Vingt-Quatre
Radio Star
Radiostar Improv
The Secret Adventures of Fat Woman & Remedial Girl
Spitting In The Face Of The Devil
Sousepaw: A Baseball Story
Steve Seabrook: Better Than You
Submarine
The Three Bears
Vital Signs
You Can't Play Guitar When You're Dead
 
30 Days In September
EXIT on Taylor
THURSDAY 8 7:00 PM
SATURDAY 10 5:30 PM
TUESDAY 13 8:30 PM
FRIDAY 16 10:00 PM
30 Days In September
by Mahesh Dattani
IndiStage
Richmond
70 Minutes
$6 ($7.99 online)
DRAMA, NOT FOR CHILDREN, MATURE CONTENT, INTENSE DRAMA
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A dark exploration of the legacies that family secrets leave on the human mind.
30 DAYS IN SEPTEMBER takes an intricate and in-depth look into at the journey of Mala, who years after being abused meets Deepak, a man who refuses to stop loving her. But with his love comes a shattering reckoning and unearthing of darker, deeper secrets no one is ready for. With sharp characterizations and an ending that will draw you in completely, 30 DAYS IN SEPTEMBER promises an experience that will stay with you long after the performance.

 

Abhimanyu Katyal (Deepak)
Abhi acts all the time. People prefer it to Abhi singing all the time, so he is happy to comply and make life entertaining for anyone that has the misfortune to be around him at any given moment. Given some self-esteem issues he has to work out, he does not charge his friends, family, cats and colleagues for the non-stop entertainment he provides. But now that the thought has struck him.....

Nandini Minocha (Mala)
Mala is deftly played by Nandini Minocha, a talented actress who garnered the Best Actress Award at the Marin Fringe Festival in 2009 and 2010 (2nd Place), and the Audience Vote in 2009. She was last seen in The Little Prince, and will be seen in the What About The Couch? at the SF Fringe Festival in September where she will reprise her role. Her stage credits include Little Women, Anne Karenina, and Where there is a will. She has also appeared in short films like Goodbye, See you Later, and Crossing the Void.

Rashmi Rustagi (Shanta)
Rashmi Rustagi is a talented, seasoned actor who has been acting for radio and stage since the age of nine. She is trained in the Miesner method of acting as well as voice overs. She has worked in several films, plays and commercials as well as emceed several live entertainment shows. She has appeared in TV show including TRAUMA and CROSSING BOUNDARIES. Her stage credits include BABY TAJ, TRUTH BEHIND THE TABLE, and KASTURI MRIG. Rashmi is a member of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG), Actor's Equity Association (AEA), and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists.

Ranjita Chakravarty (Shanta)
In her spare time Ranjita is active with the local bay area theater community and has appeared in several productions with Naatak (Jis Lahore, Patol Babu Film Star, Where there's a Will), Renegade Theater Experiment (Titus Andronicus) and the Marin Fringe Festival (The Little Prince), Stanford Drama Department (Betrayed). She has also acted in two feature films (Perfect Mismatch, Bicycle Bride) and several independent short films featured at Cine Quest and various film festivals. Ranjita has two college going children (Arjun and Alisha) and works at Stanford University to help pay the bills.

Rooben Morgan (Director)
Rooben Morgan is an actor/director who has been working intermittently with Bay Are theatre companies over the last ten years.. Here he reprises his direction from a year ago when this play as staged as the West Coast Premiere. He is also the founder and Artistic director of IndiStage.