Phizzical Productions aim is to produce and commission unique experiences influenced by international cultures for the benefit of the public.  The company creates entertaining, innovative and thought-provoking work that reflects the challenges and possibilities of our time.  Phizzical is recognised for engaging hard to reach audiences and disadvantaged young people by making and delivering excellent imaginative work that engages everyone. Read more about Phizzical

• How to Kill Your Westernised Daughter

  Jan 13, 2014

  

  Written and Directed by Steve Nijjar Produced by MadRaj Productions University is over. So is freedom. Kully dreads going home… How will she explain to her traditional mother, Jaswinder, that boyfriend Raj is of a lower caste? But she doesn’t have to. Raj confronts...

• The Promise of Paradise

  Dec 19, 2013

  

  The Promise of Paradise is a prequel to Phizzical’s 2004 successful production of Precious Bazaar that toured for two years. Precious Bazaar was a Bollywood musical and a great deal of fun as it delved into the world of  tawaifs who live and work amidst the hustle and bustle...

• Unashamed by Robby Khela

  Dec 17, 2013

  

  On 11 December 2014, the Supreme Court in India made it a crime to be gay. “Earlier in 2013, two Muslim women were the first to have a civil ceremony in a Leeds registry office.  It is believed they received death threats from the...

• Morphed by Subhash Viman

  Nov 19, 2013

  

  Morphed is solo dance piece created by British dancer Subhash Viman in collaboration with Indian choreographer Veena Basavarajiah, with music composed by the renowned Raghu Dixit. It explores the evolution of the identity of an Asian Male caused by globalization and migration exploring the...

• Cymbeline Reviews

  Oct 10, 2013

  

  Phizzical’s re-imagination of Cymbeline continues to receive excellent reviews as it performs at 22 venues in an extraordinary 51-dates national tour.  Presented in association with Belgrade Theatre, Cymbeline is described as a remarkable take on Shakespeare’s rarely produced problem play that is performed by...