Tag Archives: Nadia Nadif

Untold Theatre Premieres Second Production: The Scar Test

Posted on 2015-06-27 by tikichris

Not only touched by the performance I caught of The Scar Test and glad for the chance to see such compelling live theatre, I am more informed about the plight of refugees seeking safe haven in the UK and more aware of how poorly too many of these individuals are treated. Continue reading →

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Theatre Review: Ayndrilla Singharay’s Unsung at The Rosemary Branch Theatre

Posted on 2013-09-02 by tikichris

British-Bengali writer Ayndrilla Singharay’s premiere play Unsung re-imagines Rabindranath Tagore’s short story Punishment in a contemporary London setting. The result is effectual theatre for the audience and an especially impressive first attempt by Singharay. Continue reading →