K.K.

NAATAK PRESENTS ITS 32nd PRODUCTION

Sujit Saraf's

K.K.

A play in Hindi

Directed by Sujit Saraf
Produced by Asheesh Divetia

Connaught Place, Delhi: K.K. arrives on a warm morning in
pursuit of his sole passion, and finds his way through fruit
vendors, card players, booksellers, security guards, shoppers,
shopkeepers, film goers, gangsters and gold smugglers. Each is an
enemy in K.K.'s mind; each takes something from him.

This is the hilarious story of how K.K. avenges himself on the
people he meets, on Connaught Place and on the city itself. There
are hundreds of characters in the play but a single actor, who
walks through imaginary crowds to talk, quarrel, sing, cry, fight,
lose and win. There is no intermission and the set is fluid, changing
continuously on wheels even as K.K. moves through it. Tables slide,
counters roll and shirts fall from the sky in this unique play where
the set exists only when the actor looks for it.

Showtimes
5 pm, February 28, Sunday
6 pm, March 6, Saturday
Cubberley Theater
4000 Middlefield Rd
Palo Alto, CA 94303

3 pm, 14 March, Sunday
6 pm, 14 March, Sunday
Shelton Theater
533 Sutter Street
San Francisco, CA 94102

Tickets
Front Orchestra - $25 (until Feb 11)
General Seating - $15 (until Feb 11)

Front Orchestra - $30 (after Feb 11)
General Seating - $20 (after Feb 11)

*** Early bird discount ends on Thursday, February 11 ***
*** Front Orchestra guarantees preferential seating ***

Buy online @ www.naatak.com
Email tickets@naatak.com
Or call Ashok @ 408-296-6579

Children under 8 will not be admitted
Flash photography not allowed

ABOUT THE PLAYWRIGHT
Sujit Saraf's plays have been staged all over the US and India, at
the National School of Drama in Delhi, Nandikar's festival in
Kolkata, and the Bhartendu Natya Utsav featuring "the best plays
staged in Delhi in 2007". His novel The Confession of Sultana Daku
was published recently by Penguin. For more information, visit
www.sujitsaraf.com

ABOUT NAATAK
Naatak is a San Francisco Bay Area-based theater group dedicated to
producing creative and thought-provoking plays. Since its founding in
1995 by students at UC Berkeley and Stanford, Naatak has staged 31
productions in English, Hindi and Tamil. Naatak is a registered
501c(3) non-profit organization. For more information or to sign up
on our mailing list, visit www.naatak.com.