Arifa Akbar is a journalist and critic who writes for various publications including The Guardian, Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo Sports UK, and Cigalah Group. With a focus on arts and culture, Arifa's articles cover topics ranging from theatre and comedy reviews to profiles of notable figures in the arts industry.
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Arifa specializes in providing reviews within the entertainment industry, particularly focusing on theatre, dance, and comedy. Given that her coverage primarily consists of reviews, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming performances or events for review consideration.
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By: Arifa Akbar
Tara Fitzgerald, Emma Fielding and Stephen Boxer deftly juggle roles in this marathon of marital malaise
By: Arifa Akbar
Alice Childress’s powerful story of a biracial couple is set in South Carolina in 1918, but burns with the heat of the civil rights era when it was written
By: Arifa Akbar
This fast and furious Korean show has high-voltage tunes, but suffers from schmaltz and a breathlessly hectic pace
Adrian Lukis’s self-penned one-man show revisits the character he played in Pride and Prejudice on TV in 1995, but doesn’t discover much
By: Arifa Akbar
Blanche McIntyre’s Midas-touched production is set in the present day and finds delirious comedy in its class divisions
By: Arifa Akbar
This gnomic production of Churchill’s 1997 play, about a couple awaiting their daughter’s return, is packed with confusions and curveballs
By: Arifa Akbar
Anna Maxwell Martin excels as a good MP, while James Corden’s ex-soldier shows he can be dark as well as funny
By: Arifa Akbar
Political art helps to debate and confront the challenges in our lives. It is also a record we must return to again and again, says Guardian theatre critic Arifa Akbar
This magical production sets the drama against the backdrop of Indian partition, allowing a deft exploration of dual heritage and cultural displacement
By: Arifa Akbar
Updated with references to net zero, the 1984 musical is back on track in all its outlandish glory
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