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Azaro is a spirit child, torn between the earth and the spirit world. As he struggles with his parents in the ghetto where he lives, he is constantly subjected to insidious attacks by the spirits who want him to return to their world. Why should he stay with the people with all the suffering?
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Azaro is a spirit child, torn between the earth and the spirit world. As he struggles with his parents in the ghetto where he lives, he is constantly subjected to insidious attacks by the spirits who want him to return to their world. Why should he stay with the people with all the suffering?
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Written By:Ben Okri
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Kungliga Dramatiska Teatern
Cast
Josette Bushell-Mingo
Director
Christopher Lehmann
Azaro
John Alexander Eriksson
Father
Kayo Shekoni
Mother
Astrid Assefa
Madame Koto
Binyam Hale
Jeremiah, the Photographer
Stephen Lwanga Kabuubi
The Blind Man / Landlord / Ferryman
Joel Valois
Ade
Helmon Solomon
The Spirit King / Politician / Waitress
Fernando Lucumí Carabalí
The Curator / Policeman / Neighbour
Mike Gamble
Fernando
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