Nadia Davids, one of South Africa’s most celebrated, innovative post-Apartheid playwrights, is known for her unique tackling of heavy-hitting political themes with a signature combination of intelligence, nuance, warmth and humour. Her plays, focusing variously on womanhood, Islamophobia, migration, racism, memory and childhood, offer women performers roles of true depth, and to speak powerfully - and intimately - to diverse audiences.