This episode our host Community Producer and Rotherham lass, Noor Salih we sat down with the Cultural Producer and Activist, Lora Krasteva. A conversation around identity, immigration and her latest touring piece ‘Becoming British’. How much do we change when we move to a new country? What do we embrace, resist, leave behind? Can we really, one day, become “truly” British? And what does that even mean?
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About Lora Krasteva:
‘My name is Lora Krasteva. I am an artist, cultural producer and activist. I have a background in Political Sciences, Latin American and European Studies. The work I do is socially and politically engaged, often co-created with others and centering historically marginalised voices. In summer 2021 I published some words about my vision and ideas for a more sustainable & inclusive artistic practice: 4 key principles behind my work as a creative person. I am a passionate leader who works for tangible change.
Alongside my creative practice, I work as a personal and professional development coach to support other people to achieve their goals. I also offer consultancy and training in project management, producing, co-creation and working transnationally. I am Innovator in Residence at Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, co-founder of Global Voices Theatre and Migrants in Theatre. ‘
About Noor Salih:
Noor Salih is a Yemeni-British woman who embodies excellence, creativity, and inclusivity. Her passion for grassroots initiatives and her dynamic personality makes her an instantly recognisable figure in her hometown of Rotherham. Noor's vibrant wardrobe and her powerful voice on women's rights and inclusion have won the hearts of many in her community. Best known for her work at FLUX Rotherham and WOW Rotherham
