Laura chats to Camilla Anvar and Zelda Solomon - the two halves of theatre company/creative dream team Sexy Asians in Your Area Dying to Meet You who recently premiered their debut film at RUMAH Fest. The conversation spans British Asian Identities, Covid-19, the influence of TickTock and papier mache. Trigger warning: Racism and racist violence. Artists and works mentioned: Camilla's and Zelda's film can be found here: https://www.sexyasians.co.uk/watch See more of RUMAH Fest here: https

Today's guest is writer and performer Zelda Solomon, Co-Founder of theatre company 'Sexy Asians in Your Area'. Our conversation is a bit longer than my others, only because we spoke for hours and it became impossible to narrow it down. We chatted about hybridity and the role that plays in Asian identity, as well as working through your own understanding of yourself versus other's interpretation of that, and the importance of friends and heroes in that process. Zelda is fab, as is Sexy Asians in