The residents of Ang, a small village in the Himalayan mountains in Ladakh, wake up one morning to find an unusual visitor in their midst. The villagers are angry, very angry, and threaten to kill the visitor. A young lad of the village is the only one who feels that the visitor must be spared. What can he possibly do?

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THE CAST -

Rigzin - Ritul Singh

Ani-ley - Jigna Khajuria

Shweta - Priyanka Kotwal

Tashi - Saurabh Soni

Stanzin / Jigmet / Vet - Manoj Kumar Karki

Chorol / Wildlife Officer - Preeti Aher

Ama-ley / Rinchen / Maya - Barkha Fatnani

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THE CREW -

📝Based on a story by: Sujatha Padmanabhan, Illustrated by: Madhuvanti Anantharajan, Published by: Kalpavriksh and Snow Leopard Conservancy – India Trust

✍Adapted by: Shaili Sathyu and Ritul Singh

🎬Directed by: Shaili Sathyu

🎞️Production Design by: Abir Patwardhan

🎵Music by: Nihar Shembekar

🎶Music Coordination by: Mithila Lad

♪ Music Operation by: Harry

🕺Choreography by: Prachi Saathi

💡Light Design by: Gurleen Judge

✨Lights Operation by: Adi Shastri

⚫Shadow Projection by: Ajita Khandagale

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ABOUT THE ARTIST -

About Gillo Repertory Theatre

Gillo Repertory Theatre is one of India’s foremost theatre companies working exclusively in the area of Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA). They create performing arts experiences that engage children and young adults with theatre in particular and the arts in general. Their work, which includes content development, performance and training, creates opportunities for children to develop deep and life-long connections with the arts. They have a group of adult performers who stage short and full-length plays for children of different age groups.Founded in 2009 in Mumbai, they have produced over 30 plays in different languages and staged over 600 shows for more than 130000 children across India.In 2017, they launched their most ambitious project, “Gillo On The Go”, a travelling theatre for children. Artists travel on a bus for 2 to 4 weeks from place to place (usually outside metro cities), performing for children, in their schools, near their homes and at places where they can reach easily. They also conduct theatre-based workshops for children and teachers. They have so far travelled across Karnataka, Maharashtra and Uttarakhand.

About Hyderabad Children’s Theatre Festival

Established in 2010, the Hyderabad Children's Theatre Festival (HCTF) is a not-for-profit society dedicated to bringing internationally acclaimed troupes specializing in theatre for children and young adults to Hyderabad. These troupes deliver exceptional productions with world-class production values, receiving praise from both critics and audiences, and garnering numerous awards. Over the course of thirteen years, the Hyderabad Children's Theatre Festival has showcased performances by 23 prominent Indian troupes, reaching out to thousands of children and adults in Hyderabad.