Taking the Stage 2022 - Echo
By Subika Anwar Khan
Can we really put things right in the world when we’re destined to repeat historical tragedies? And how much power do we really have from the comfort of our homes. Echo examines the desperate desire to put things right in a time of extreme social unrest. Situated in the UK, one woman makes it her mission to make changes, thousands of miles away.
Subika Anwar-Khan - Duniya
Subika Anwar-Khan studied Creative Writing and English Language at University and has since developed scripts with various theatre companies including Paines Plough, Camden People’s Theatre, Curve Theatre, Kali Theatre, Royal and Derngate, New Perspectives, Tamasha theatre, The Belgrade Theatre, Birmingham Rep, The Roundhouse, Nabokov theatre, DryWrite, Theatre Writing Partnerships. Subika also took part in The Royal Court’s writers group and was the contributing writer for a short film Soci Circle, a web series for young people, which won the Dances with Kids award in Los Angeles. Her play Stateless, produced by Kali Theatre and performed at the Tristan Bates Theatre, examined how warfare is perceived during a time of global uncertainty. Her play Princess Suffragette was performed at The Vault Festival 2016 and Subika was also the Writer and Performer of her solo show Divided, commissioned by Camden People’s Theatre and Hopscotch Asian Womens’ charity where it was performed. www.subikaanwarkhan.com
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