Sheilina Somani

Sheilina is a global nomad. Curious about perspectives on life, evolving and being, but also very hardworking ... a mix of sloth and bee! A theatre lover across genres and time; privileged to be a Londoner who watches art at every opportunity. She is also a photographer, key note speaker and kayaker.

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Sheilina Somani1 week ago

Review: Hidden, Sadler’s Wells

Breathtaking power, elegance, and vulnerability
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Sheilina Somani2 weeks ago

Review: In Her Eyes I’m a Good Man, Theatre Peckham

"How’s your heart?" Filled with joy, movement and meaningful interaction – he is definitely a good man!
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Sheilina Somani2 weeks ago

Review: The Alex Wheatle Witness Writing Project, Canada Water Theatre

Authentic, insightful writing – Young, Gifted and Black … is where it’s at!
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Sheilina Somani3 weeks ago

Feature: Talawa Iconic: 40 Year Anniversary Showcase, Hackney Empire

Courage, creativity and black excellence…Likkle, but Talawa!
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Sheilina Somani4 weeks ago

Review: THE HERD/LESS, Sadler’s Wells East

African dance fusion demanding attention with eloquent storytelling and percussive insistence.
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Sheilina Somani3 September 2026

Review: Brixton House’s Housemates Festival: SUGA

SUGA is sweet, but too much can leave you needing a filling! An intense exploration of the challenges a young…
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Sheilina Somani13 August 2026

Review: Are We Friends?, Old Red Lion Theatre

A thought-provoking work in progress, examining the dynamics of friendship
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Sheilina Somani1 August 2026

Review: Age, Riverside Studios

A gripping depiction of naivete, curiosity and consequences – travelling into maturity
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Sheilina Somani23 July 2026

Review: Good for Her!, The Other Palace

Searingly open, tragi-comedic tale of co-dependency
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Sheilina Somani27 June 2026

Review: Grindr: The Opera! (an unauthorised parody), Union Theatre

Searing, sultry and salty; Grindr: The Opera! is unforgettable.
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