Sadia Habib

Sadia Habib is an educator interested in researching and writing about identity, belonging. She previously taught English Literature and Language in school and sixth form, and now works as a museum educator exploring heritage and culture with young people. She co-founded The Riz Test to measure the representation of Muslims in Film and on Television.

9 April 2019

Naomi answered our questions on the writing and research process for her latest production Same Same Different and the complex themes that emerge from adoption.

9 January 2019

Theatre director and creative writer speak to us about dystopian literature, Islamophobia and more.

9 December 2018

This month, Katie Elin-Salt will reprise her role as Little Voice, having previously performed as the protagonist of Jim Cartwright’s 1992…

8 June 2018

With a cast whose credits include Coronation Street (writer and co-producer, Jennifer Banks) and Victoria Wood’s That Day We Sang (co-star,…

9 April 2018

Rachael Young is a creator whose theatre, live art and interactive installations often involve the theme of social engagement. A lecturer…

6 April 2018

Sin Muertos No Hay Carnaval (2016) has the English name of ‘Such is Life in the Tropics’, but the Ecuadorian film’s Spanish name resonates…

9 February 2018

We spoke to the writer and performer of Hurry Up, Jess about the premise and what to expect.

7 September 2017

Just married, and yet Hedda longs for freedom already. Hedda and Tesman have just returned from their honeymoon and their troubles…

10 May 2017

Having been awarded the prestigious Jerwood Creative Fellowship with Manchester International Festival, Hafsah Aneela Bashir has been busy…

Sadia Habib

Naomi Sumner Chan Adopted Voices

Nikki Mailer Outside the Frame Arts

Katie Elin-Salt Finding Little Voice Again

Strife in a Northern Town

Rachael Young on NIGHTCLUBBING

Filmreel ¡Viva! Spanish & Latin American Festival 2018

Olivia Race Staging Theatre in Bedrooms

Stage Preview: Hedda Gabler

Hafsah Aneela Bashir The Welcoming Party