The Jungle Book:
Rudyard Revised
Directed by: Vinita Sud Belani Noah Lucé
Music Composition:
George Brooks
Watch the Trailer Here
Choreography:
Aparna Sindhoor & Anil Natyaveda
Madhubani Artwork:
Leenika Beri Jacob & Avinash Karn
Your favorite foot-stomping adventure reclaimed, reimagined, and rewritten for our times.
One of humanity’s best loved tales returns to its South Asian roots with EnActe’s contemporary sparkle!
Run Time 100 minutes + Intermission 15 minutes
National Tour
Palo Alto, CA
September: 30 | Oct: 1 – 2
Houston, TX
October: 8 – 9
San Francisco, CA
Cowell Theater
2 Marina Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94123
November: 11 – 13 | November: 18 – 20
San Jose, CA
Hammer Theater
North 3rd Street, San Jose, CA 95113
December: 2 – 4 | December: 9-11
Collaborators
George Brooks - Composer
Anita Ratnam - Guest Artist
Choreography
Center for Wildlife Studies
Blogs and Press
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