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Does Anyone Else Smell Curry?

26 Sept 2024

Does Anyone Else Smell Curry?

Does Anyone Else Smell Curry?

It was said by a friend. A joke. I said nothing. Worse. I laughed. Why did I laugh? I will spend the next 45 minutes trying to answer that question. 

Meet Kiren Virdee - British, Punjabi, and Sikh (in that order??). She’s always felt disconnected from her heritage - except for food. A source of connection but also embarrassment. Through recordings, film, interviews, lip sync, spoken word and movement, Does Anyone Else Smell Curry? is a raw reclamation of the pain, duality and fragmentation that is the British South Asian experience. 

How do we see ourselves? How do others see us? Are we... not more than curry?

Details

Date & Time: 26th Sept @7pm

Running Time:  45mins

Content warnings: Strong language

Performed by Kiren Virdee

Latecomers may not be admitted. ​Ticket purchases are non refundable.

Any donations will help us to survive beyond the current times. Donations will also help support independent arts and theatremakers - an essential step in preserving the future of fringe theatre. 

Venue: Streatham Space Project

Streatham Space Project is a Theatre, Music, Art, Dance & Comedy venue in Zone 3, south London. Celebrating the eclectic culture of south London, and hosting creative events to bring people together from across our neighbourhood. They provide formative creative experiences for young people, working with schools and charities, and work with first-time and experienced south London artists and producers to help them develop work, connect it to audiences in our area, and support their careers.

Theatre: Capacity 120, full rig, lighting desk and sound system available.

Perfect for: new-writing, dance, experimental work and comedy

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