Brahman and Hadokar

Author: Ana Sanaia

Director: Ana Sanaia

Technical Director: Ana Benidze

Participants:

Basanta - Anano Galdavadze

Elizabeth - Sophio Akhuashvili

Charlotte - Masho Tsitsishvili

Elizabeth Jr. - Irisha Kvatadze

William - Sandro Glonti

Somilaka/Narrator - Koko Shaburishvili

Somilaka's Sister/Santuram - Nina Tsitsishvili

Prime Minister - Giorgi Rukhadze

Narrator/Goose/Judge - Keso Bagauri

Brahmin/Goose - Giorgi Pololikashvili

Brahmin/Anturam - Nikoloz Bidzinashvili

Brahmin's Wife - Gvantsa Patsatsia

"Brahmin and the Witch" is based on the famous Indian fairy tales - "Brahmin and The Magician”, “The Brahman and the Wild Geese” and “Anthuram and Santhuram”.

The play takes you on a journey to distant India with an English teacher and his three children, where you will learn about exotic culture, oriental wisdom and the magical world.

The plot revolves around the Brahmin’s beautiful daughter, Basanta. The goal of the teacher, Elizabeth, who has come from England, is to make Basanta smile.

The main plot of the play is also the forbidden love story of the servant Somilaka and Charlotte, which will take you to the colorful, magical world of fairy tales and immerse you in the atmosphere of a “real Indian midsummer night’s dream”, where reality and fantasy are intertwined.