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  • Amina Aaliya Beg

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    Amina Aaliya Beg is a multi-disciplinary artist: writer, performer, DJ and co-founder of ajeeb studios. She has been part of the BFI Film Hub North (2024), and her work has been performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival My Mum Told Me Not To Marry An Atheist (2025) and Sohni (2021), Leicester Curve Theatre Hope New Mill (2024) and at the Òran Mór West (Cow)lder (2026). Amina has created a short film Daytimers which has been screened in London (Gunnersby Park Museum), Manchester (Contact Theatre) and Edinburgh (Whitespace Gallery). Amina aims to use her platform in the arts to change the social and political discourse framed around representation for Muslim women, using comedy and storytelling to bring joy, unity and liberation into our communities.

    Amina Aaliya Beg CPT shows

    WORK IN PROGRESS
    Open Floor at Studio Theatre by Andrew Perry
    Amina Aaliya Beg presents

    My Mum Told Me Not To Marry An Atheist (WIP)

    Thurs 19 and Tues 24th Mar at 9pm
    My Mum Told Me Not To Marry An Atheist is a play / DJ set exploring DADI and her granddaughter KAMAL’s relationship about love, marriage & being intergenerational trouble-makers.

    Blog Posts by Amina Aaliya Beg

    My Mum Told Me Not To Marry An Atheist
    Posted: 03-03-2026 Tag: artist blogs

    How Can Comedy Dismantle Assumptions?

    People assume, based on my clickbait title My Mum Told Me Not To Marry An Atheist, that I am normalising atheist relationships. When in reality, they are the joke of the show


    Tobi King Bakare and this theatre deserve a shout-out for such a young, diverse audience. There is so much talk about audiences being full of over 60s and why, why can’t theatres get the crowds in to reflect society in general? Well, I’m happy to say that on a rainy Thursday evening, the theatre was completely full.

    Caiti Grove on Before I Go in CPT's Spring 2023 season London Theatre Reviews