Review: The Sound of Music, Manchester Palace Theatre
After its last hugely successful tour in 2015/2016, The Sound of Music has returned for another tour of the UK. The tour, beginning in December 2017, is nearing...
Iqra Choudhry
Review: She Bangs the Drums, Manchester Museum of Science & Industry
The most important thing to be said about She Bangs The Drums, a show created by Contact’s Young Company, Sh!t Theatre, and the People’s History Museum in Manch...
Review: Black Men Walking, Royal Exchange Theatre
Black Men Walking is part of Revolution Mix, an initiative by Eclipse Theatre, which aims to place the Black narrative at the heart of British Theatre, focusing...
Review: The Vaudevillians, Contact Theatre
Described as ‘vintage cabaret with a twist of drag’, RuPaul’s Drag Race winner Jinkx Monsoon’s latest show The Vaudevillians is nothing short of brilliant. Jink...
Feature: Telling stories of migration and displacement through children’s stories
Sabrina Mahfouz’s new children’s play Zeraffa Giraffa, (based on the picture book written by Dianne Hofmeyr and illustrated by Jane Ray), is inspired by the rem...
Feature: Pour and Serve – An Immersive Pub Tale of Sexual Harassment
A part of Hope Street Ltd’s On The Verge Festival, which champions daring performances in unusual places, Pour and Serve is an immersive theatre experience by M...
Iqra Choudhry
Iqra Choudhry is a PhD student, writer, procrastinator, sometimes poet and lover of theatre. When not at the theatre, you can find her curled up with her nose in a book, or tweeting about feminism and race at @iqrathebookworm.