16 stories by "Jafar Iqbal"
Accused of being radicalised after returning home, a volunteer at a refugee camp is cajoled and coerced into making a confession by
The scariest aspect of Matthew Bulgo's dystopian horror is that his near-future America may already exist. In the world of the play
Wales' capital city connects the plays in this Welsh-language double bill from Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru. While Merched Caerdydd (Cardiff Girls) and Nos
What separates Belonging from other recent plays about dementia is its focus on the wider social problem. The company has spent years
Kaite O'Reilly and Sara Beer follow up their 2016 collaboration, Cosy, with an incendiary look at the lack of inclusivity in theatre.
In this Welsh language translation of Florian Zeller's award-winning play, La Pere – in English, The Father " the Paris setting has
It's fitting that Ifan Huw Dafydd enters through the same auditorium doors as the audience. His character, Dan, is the audience's conduit
Caryl Churchill's A Number is, among many things, an exploration of whether love can be truly unconditional. Bernard discovers he is actually
Jonny Cotsen's autobiographical exploration of hearing and language might be personal to him but his story also has a wider resonance. Though
Despite some flashy costumes and a couple of impressive musical set pieces, this Qdos production of Aladdin takes a while to get
The Riverfront’s pantomime makes for an enjoyable but somewhat bumpy magic carpet ride. The venue's first panto co-production is pleasingly inclusive. Liam
Alfred and Rita's already troubled marriage worsens when their young son Wolf disappears. When he is discovered to be dead, long-suppressed memories
High-energy, fast-paced comedies are a hallmark of Black Rat Productions' back catalogue, so it's no surprise that it sticks to the genre
Omidaze Productions' Shakespeare trilogy ends with an abridged retelling of Verona's two star-cross'd lovers. The strongest elements of the previous two productions,
After a successful run at the Royal Court in 2014, Jennifer Haley's controversial sci-fi drama receives its Welsh premiere, courtesy of Company
Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru brings a Welsh flavour to The Scottish Play, locating Shakespeare's tragedy in Caerphilly Castle. It’s a potentially atmospheric space,
