Tom Stoppard on Crossing Continents in 'Indian Ink'

Michael Krasny

Jan 27, 2015 at

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Playwright and screenwriter Tom Stoppard is best known for plays like “Arcadia,” “Rosencrantz and Guidenstern are Dead” and the film “Shakespeare in Love.” He brings his play “Indian Ink” back to San Francisco this month. The play explores an academic’s search to piece together a romance from 1930s India.

More: About performances of “Indian Ink” at A.C.T.

Guests:

Tom Stoppard, playwright and screenwriter

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