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Are you dancing?
12:03pm Wednesday 2nd July 2008
WHAT do you do when you are a dancer but, as a woman, being a dancer is frowned upon?
As the title of the play says, you have to find the way and this funny and inventive play from Iran does so with a great deal of wit, invention and the active involvement of the audience.
A collaboration with an Iranian company, the performance is designed as a video game with the audience as players.
Find The Way! plays at the Theatre Royal Stratford East from July 9 until July 11, at 7:30pm. This play is recommended for ages ten and up. Tel:020 8534 0310
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