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  • Tasnim Siddiqa Amin

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    Tasnim Siddiqa Amin is a queer British Bangladeshi theatremaker, artist and activist from East London. Her work is rooted in anti-racism and feminism, blending research with lived experience to create urgent, thought-provoking work.

    Tasnim’s recent work includes The Pigs Are Coming (Camden People’s Theatre), a solo performance on the rise of state violence in the UK; Spoken Word for Gaza (Tamasha); and Scenes of Mourning (Albany Theatre, with Haramacy/Commun). In 2023, she developed The Final Trumpet, a climate refugee-focused play, at the Oitijjo Artist Residency, which she then shared at A Season of Bangla Drama in November 2024.

    Tasnim Siddiqa Amin CPT shows

    WORK IN PROGRESS
    Rehan Jamil

    She Was There (WIP)

    Tues 3 Nov at 9pm
    A playful exploration of the lives and hidden histories of women who resisted racism in 1970s and 80s London.

    Blog Posts by Tasnim Siddiqa Amin

    Photo of Paul Burgess, Dan Cox and Andy Bannister (left to right) by Tasnim Siddiqa Amin at a rehearsal in Deptford 2026
    Posted: 14-04-2026 Tag: artist blogs

    MEET THE GAY ECO-SOCIALIST FOLK BAND BEHIND QUEER REVOLUTIONARY SINGALONG

    In this article, Assistant Producer Tasnim Siddiqa Amin asked members from the Black Smock Band about English folk music, the power of live music and queer culture today.


    Woman looking beyond camera appearing to be in distress
    Posted: 07-03-2025 Tag: artist blogs

    The Duty of Artists in Times of Crisis

    Let us dream a little and talk philosophically for a second, what is the duty of artists in times of crisis? In other words, what is the duty of artists in times like today? 


    "Hats off to the CPT for this fine show, well researched and coming from a place of great passion... Comm­unity theatre at its most effective."

    Camden New Journal (Human Jam)