From left: Bharat Bhushan and Janelle Mills wil star in Tom Stoppard's "Indian Ink," set in 1930s India.
(Maxwell Krohn)
Stages
Piecing together a mystery in India
From left: Bharat Bhushan and Janelle Mills wil star in Tom Stoppard's "Indian Ink," set in 1930s India.
(Maxwell Krohn)
While an undergraduate at Columbia University, Sarah Krohn stumbled into a course on George Bernard Shaw and Tom Stoppard and promptly fell in love with the theater. "I was particularly moved by Stoppard's 'Indian Ink', which says so much about an academic's search for the heart of an artist," says Krohn, "and I was determined to produce it." (Full article: 878 words)
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