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Shazia Mirza: PRUDE!

3 venues · 3 towns

25 March 2027 – 15 April 2027

3 scheduled performances

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A brand-new show about Expectations, Identity and other DIRTY words. Shazia says 'If you look a certain way, talk a certain way, and joke about certain things, you get used to people saying what they think of you. Bring it on. But recently I was stunned when a man called me ‘a prude’, like that’s a bad thing!How is it that in 2027 being a prude has become a disgraceful slur? Something to be ashamed of, that we should want to deny? Shouldn't it be the other way round? Being a prude should be celebrated! Glorified! Rewarded! As a Muslim girl in Birmingham, a teacher in East End schools, and a…

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Soho, London

Soho Theatre

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A brand-new show about Expectations, Identity and other DIRTY words. Shazia says 'If you look a certain way, talk a certain way, and joke about certain things, you get used to people saying what they think of you. Bring it on. But recently I was stunned when a man called me ‘a prude’, like that’s a bad thing!How is it that in 2027 being a prude has become a disgraceful slur? Something to be ashamed of, that we should want to deny? Shouldn't it be the other way round? Being a prude should be celebrated! Glorified! Rewarded! As a Muslim girl in Birmingham, a teacher in East End schools, and a woman in showbiz, I've met them all, from prudes to pros to perverts, and trust me, I know what’s best. I’m coming out - prude and proud!' 14+

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