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About our guests:
Urvi Majumdar: Urvi Majumdar is an AACTA- and AWGIE-nominated screenwriter, actor and comedian. She has written for The Project and The Weekly, appears in shows like Fisk and Cheap Seats, and tours major comedy festivals. Her series Urvi Went to an All Girls School is now a pilot on ABC iview.
Sunanda Sachatrakul: Sunanda Sachatrakul is a writer, performer and creator based in Naarm/Melbourne. They are developing SBS Digital Original Tantrum, have written for ABC Fresh Blood’s Starship Q Star, and created queer rom-com series After Her. As a performer, they’ve worked across theatre, comedy and screen, and draw on their life as a queer, trans-masc, Punjabi–Thai creative.
Nicole Reddy: Nicole is a writer for stage and screen, born in Lautoka, Fiji and raised in Sydney. She is currently developing an original comedy series with Goalpost Pictures and has written on SBS series Swift Street and Four Years Later. Her work spans comedy and drama, and explores identity, power and belonging, with a focus on minority and intersectional perspectives.
This episode was recorded as part of the Co-Curious Diaspora Story Lab, a development initiative supported by SBS.
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