
Rushdiyah Narker
Rushdiyah Narker has moved from making up stories in her head to writing them down. She uses the skills she learnt while getting her Masters in Social Anthropology to write stories about the culture she grew up in. 'Some Unspoken Thing' is her debut young adult novel enjoyed by kids 13 to 60 years of age. For funsies, she reads a book a day and loves to go to the theatre, galleries, and movies to experience different forms of storytelling.
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Work by Rushdiyah Narker

Theatre
The Fear We Inherit
Rushdiyah Narker reviews ‘Kinnes Van Somers’ at Baxter Theatre

Literature
The Jackal: A Name Meant to Wound. A Woman Who Resists.
Rushdiyah Narker reviews 'Falls the Shadow' by Mike Nicol

Theatre
The mother. The daughter. The magic of ballet.
Rushdiyah Narker reviews ‘Elysium’ at Baxter Theatre

Theatre
Reflections on the Art of Staying Friends
Rushdiyah Narker reviews ‘Art’ at Baxter Theatre

Literature
What's Love Really Got to Do With It?
Rushdiyah Narker reviews 'Love' by Nthikeng Mohlele

Literature
Ghosts Are Not the Scariest Thing in This South African Gothic Thriller
Rushdiyah Narker Reviews 'Cape Fever' by Nadia Davids

Theatre
The Weight of Power. The Burden of Proof.
Rushdiyah Narker reviews Prima Facie at Baxter Theatre
