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Category Archives: Review
Theatre Review: Maya’s Honeymoons by Jesmin Chowdhury
The full version of this review can be seen as published in Bangladesh newspaper New Age (click here) or on my website with additional photos (click here) Theatre Review: Maya’s Honeymoons – Sunday 20th November, Brady Arts Centre, London By … Continue reading
Posted in Bangladesh, community, Culture, Review
Tagged Asian communities, Bangladesh, Bangladeshi culture, British Asian communities, British Bangladeshi culture, Domestic violence, domestic violence in Asian communities, Jesmin Chowdhury, Maya's Honeymoons, New Age Bangladesh, theatre review
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Theatre Review: Bangla Brummies by Murad Khan
‘Bangla Brummies’ is a comedy written by Bangladeshi theatre activist and writer, Murad Khan. The action is set in Birmingham but alternates between life in the 1970s and the present, following the stories of two Muslim Bangladeshi bachelor friends, Malik … Continue reading
Posted in Bangladesh, British, community, Culture, Humour, Racism, Religion, Review
Tagged Bangla Brummies, comedy, Donald Trump, Murad Khan, Muslim culture, prejudice, racism, theatre review, United Kingdom
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Beating Back the Bulldog – The rise of British Asian movies tackling social issues
A new UK movie was released this year by a theatre company which hopes to be the first ‘Islamic film company’ in Britain. The film, Freesia, is thought to be the first to tackle the growing problem of Islamophobia in … Continue reading
Posted in Racism, Review
Tagged Arakan, Arakan creative, British Asian film, Conor Ibrahiem, film, Freesia, islamophobia, Muslim, prejudice, racism
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My TEDx Talk: Embracing the Global Village (in a skirt)
Well I got through TEDx somehow. Despite all my fears and worries as I’ve been writing about over the last few weeks, I manage to survive the event and lived to tell the tale. In fact, the TEDx Whitehaven team … Continue reading
Posted in Bangladesh, British, community, Life, Philosophy, Review
Tagged Bangladesh, Being British, culture, Global village, human connectors, TED (conference), TEDx, TEDx talks, TEDx Whitehaven
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