Muthaland

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Muthaland
Written and performed by Minita Gandhi

Generously sponsored by
Judge & Mrs. Jed Q. Beebe

In Muthaland, Minita Gandhi takes us on the epic coming-of-age journey of a first-generation Indian-American woman. The life of a young woman is forever changed on a trip to India during which she unearths family secrets, encounters a prophet, is the victim of an assault, and ultimately discovers her voice within a culture of silence. The familiar and the foreign swap roles in this dark comedy about culture, identity, spirituality, and sexuality. Inspired by true events, Muthaland navigates the tragic and magical on the way to a new sense of home.

Minita is a graduate of PCPA's two-year actor conservatory.

Muthaland was originally created and developed in part with Silk Road Rising, Jamil Khoury: Founding Artistic Director, Malik Gillani: Founding Executive Director, 2016 Victory Gardens Theatre, 2016, and was part of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, 2016. Muthaland was originally produced at 16th Street Theater, Ann Filmer, Artistic Director, 2017.

Muthaland is presented by special arrangement with the Robert A. Freedman Dramatic Agency, Inc.

Show Advisory
This one woman play is most appropriate for children 14 years and older due to some adult language and mature themes.

Muthaland Severson Theatre, Santa Maria
October 5 - 21, 2018
Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
					5	6 Open
7	8	9	10	11	12	13
14	15	16	17	18	19	20
21

Santa Maria Performance Times
1:30pm	7pm

In rotating repertory with An Iliad

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Box Office Hours 12:30 - 7pm Wednesday - Sunday.

Talkbacks following every performance.

Pay What You Can performance October 13, 1:30pm

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PCPA Creative & Crew

Artistic Advisor

Lighting Coordinator

Sound Coordinator

Stage Manager

Light Board Operator

Devin Herrick

Sound Board Operator

Adriana Gonzalez Hernandez

Wardrobe Supervisor

Teralyn Bruketta

Production Assistant

Tiarra Lewis

Minita Gandhi is an actress/playwright/writer born in Mumbai, India, raised in the Bay Area. She is proud to call Chicago her artistic home for over eight years. Some of her regional theatre credits include Looking Glass Theatre, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Arena Stage, and Milwaukee Repertory Theatre. She can be seen in the recurring role of Dr. Prospere on NBC’s Chicago Fire as Musarrat in Brown Girls, and has appeared on Fox’s hit show Empire. NBC’s Crisis, ABC’s Betrayal, Fox’s The Chicago Code, and was the Onion News Network’s anchor, Nina Shankar. She is a master instructor for Pinnacle Performance Company where she spent 2016 developing a women’s leadership program and the co-creator of the Women and Femme in the Arts Mentorship Program.