Baklâ – Review
Often, no matter how much you try to anticipate all the facets of an experience, it's down to experiencing. Baklâ...
Avantika Sood is a member of the National Youth Theatre and a fresh graduate from Durham University where she wrote for the Tab. With her experience in performing arts and writing, she looks forward to bringing gems from the Fringe to the fore. Her interests span new, original plays, physical theatre, storytelling comedy, works from under-represented voices and anything that can pull off absurdity with flair.
Often, no matter how much you try to anticipate all the facets of an experience, it's down to experiencing. Baklâ...
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