
Plays with Music
The Misfit
The Mistfit tells the story of Naz, an Indo-Canadian woman working as a classical Indian dancer who performs to the music of English-language pop songs at weddings.

A new year of high school is full of excitement and potential—but three teens didn’t expect it to bring such a dark change to their lives. After spending a summer reinventing herself in Paris, Emma is ready for her new life to start, while her best friend Lily is eager for them to reconnect. Lily throws a last-minute party fuelled by alcohol and Instagram, which leads to a long-awaited encounter between Emma and Lily’s older brother Chris. But the next day Emma feels that something went terribly wrong. When a doctor’s appointment and a visit from police confirm that there was a sexual assault at the party, and the whole school turns against Emma, the three friends grapple with what actually happened between Emma and Chris.
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2015, Théâtre la Seizième, Vancouver
2020
Playwrights Canada Press
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Winner of Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding New Play (TYA) 2018. Winner of Tom Hendry Award for Theatre for Young Audiences 2018. Winner of The Sydney Risk Prize 2015.
Winner of Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding New Play (TYA) 2018. Winner of Tom Hendry Award for Theatre for Young Audiences 2018. Winner of The Sydney Risk Prize 2015.

Plays with Music
The Mistfit tells the story of Naz, an Indo-Canadian woman working as a classical Indian dancer who performs to the music of English-language pop songs at weddings.

Musical
Same Same But Different is comprised of two intersecting stories that take you behind the scenes of Indian cinema. In the first story, Canadian-born Bollywood starlet Aisha confronts her own prejudices about nationality, skin colour and family — and realises that her dreams of stardom won’t come without sacrifice. The second explores the story of Aisha’s mother, Kabira, and her own life-changing encounter with the world of Bollywood.