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A Disappearing Number plays at
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This September, Complicite's multi-award winning production of A Disappearing Number will return to London for a ... read more
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A Disappearing Number:
A Disappearing Number plays at Novello Theatre
5 Aldwych, Westminster, London, WC2B 4LD
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This September, Complicite's multi-award winning production of A Disappearing Number will return to London for a limited season at the Novello Theatre.
This highly anticipated return to the capital will reunite the original cast of Simon McBurney's acclaimed production for 19 performances in the West End.
Staged with Complicite's characteristic elegance and startling visual originality, A Disappearing Number takes as its starting point one of the most mysterious and romantic collaborations of all time. In London a man attempts to unravel the secrets of his lover. In Bangalore a woman collapses on a train. In 1914 Englishman GH Hardy, Professor of Mathematics at Cambridge University, seeks to comprehend the ideas of the Indian prodigy, Srinivasa Ramanujan. A Disappearing Number weaves a provocative theatrical pattern about our relentless compulsion to understand.
A Disappearing Number has received the Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Play (2008), the Evening Standard Award for Best Play and Critics' Circle Award for Best New Play (2007).
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