Inspired from the experiences of a generation that grew up during the Iran-Iraq conflict, the play is performed extempore, without any rehearsals. The Mumbai interpretations will be performed in two languages. While Sharvari Deshpande and Sayani Gupta will lead the English versions, Ayesha Raza and Rasika Agashe will perform in Hindi. Deshpande, who takes the stage on Sunday, shares her anticipation, “I don’t know where it’s going, I don’t know what it’s about, I don’t know what it says and that’s what’s terrifying, and exciting about it.”

The performances will be fundraiser shows to support Let There Be Theatre initiative, which celebrates the resilience of theatre artistes during the pandemic. The proceeds will go to Nirmik Foundation, a city-based cultural organisation.               

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On: March 11 and 12 (Hindi), 8 pm; March 12 and 13 (English), 5 pm and 8 pm 
At: Harkat Studios, Versova. 
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Cost: Rs 499