The allegory of a raindrop seeking a puddle to land in anchors what starts as a marionette show in "Bye-Bye, Bombay," Cara Yeates' solo show about defying her Indo-Canadian mother by visiting, and reliving, her mom's Bollywood experiences in Bombay. Ably supported by Cameron Avery's video design and Sylvan Sailly's animation, the saga tells of a surreal descent into a world of incomprehensible poverty, cruelty and transcendent mysticism. A capable performance about forging an identity.
Theatre Asylum, 6320 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood; thru June 26. www. hollywoodfringe.org/project/view/191
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Bye-Bye, Bombay
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