Maya Seligman Bronze Silver
Hi, I'm Maya and I'm 14. I'm currently doing Silver Arts Award :)
I did Bronze last year.
Drama is my favourite subject everr!! I also love music, dancing, singing, taking photos and drawing, among other things.
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2 June 2018Our Country's Good
View ReviewI saw Our Country’s Good, directed by Fiona Buffini, on press night at the Crucible in Sheffield. I really enjoyed the experience of seeing such a wide range of people on stage.
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1 March 2018Wonder
View ReviewWonder was originally a book, but has recently been adapted to film. I saw the film at the Odeon cinema in Sheffield on the 16th of December 2017.
It will be available in the UK on DVD and Blu-ray from March the 26th 2018.
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6 January 2018The Wizard of Oz
View ReviewA super enjoyable, wacky musical for all ages, at the Crucible in Sheffield. I saw it on press night, 6th December. It is on until January 20th 2018.
Click here to watch a short film of clips from the performance.
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10 September 2017Everybody's Talking About Jamie
View ReviewI went to see Everybody's Talking About Jamie on February 14th at the Crucible in Sheffield. It was quite a while ago but this review is still relevant because it has now gone to the West End!
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This looks like it was amazing!
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Comment posted on 3 March 2018
I wonder if you have read 'Dear Ijeawele or a Feminist Manifesto in fifteen suggestions' by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie? It isn't fictional but I loved it, and it feels like a very true collection of what it means to be a feminist. I love the idea of Feminist February!