Ayah Khan Voice Reviewer

‘Sweat’ showcases the triumphs and struggles of ordinary people against the backdrop of economic turmoil, narrating a story of friendship. 

“This movie is mine.”

The play remembering the Nakba, debuted at the Shubbak Festival, aimed to explore lesser-known aspects of life in Palestine and Tunisia.

Writer and actor, Elizabeth Huskisson, delivers a raw and powerful piece on violence, against women. Her energy leaves you in awe, broken and amazed.

Clementine is a woman searching for love. Is love at parties? Is love in another universe? Is it possible to take an Uber car to reach these other universes? Why is Clementine single in every iteration?!

“I would have loved to be around during the days of knights, chivalry, and courting. Without the leprosy and with toothpaste, please!”

45 minutes is given to the viewer to understand the years of suffering and pain the three sisters have faced. And the aftermath of them ending the abuse that they suffered in silence.

Performed by one woman at VAULT Festival, the different characters give us insight into their thoughts about the accident caused by one man’s drunk driving. It shows the cascading effect it has on the other characters.

Sisterly love, warm and big. It isn’t fragile no matter how many fights, anger and words are thrown out at one another. It isn’t fragile as portrayed in Just be normal.

“You know, I really envision it. A world where a woman can walk down the street at night, with earphones in, not worry and not looking back.” Patsy Stevenson

Chaos glided in wearing a blue dress and sunglasses. 

Rosalie Minnitt's musical comedy Clementine is a "Gen z ode to women." The plot revolves around Lady Clementine who lives in the past and her relationship mishaps. Is she not destined for love?

Grief and loss follow behind Little D, played by David Alade, who steps into different stages of his life in 'Sunny Side Up,' a play based on a true story.