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What s on TV tonight: Sharon Horgan and James McAvoy star in lockdown relationship drama Together

What s on TV tonight: Sharon Horgan and James McAvoy star in lockdown relationship drama Together
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Rom-com Starstruck and coming-of-age comedy We Are Lady Parts hidden TV gems

Rom-com Starstruck and coming-of-age comedy We Are Lady Parts hidden TV gems
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Review: We Are Lady Parts, a punk-rock Muslim comedy for everyone

Review: We Are Lady Parts is the feminist Muslim punk-rock comedy we all need Nida Manzoor s warm, pointed sitcom is full of cinematic style and entertaining as hell By Norman Wilner Photo by Laura Radford for Channel 4/Peacock L to R: Lucie Shorthouse, Faith Omole, Anjana Vasan, Juliette Motamed and Sarah Kameela Impey star in We Are Lady Parts. WE ARE LADY PARTS (Nida Manzoor). New episodes Wednesdays at 9 pm and 9:35 pm on Showcase, and streaming on the Global TV app. Rating: NNNNN We Are Lady Parts is a lot of things: exhilarating, witty, funny, scabrous, pointed, punk, sadly relevant and absolutely necessary. It’s entertaining as hell, with a lively cast and a vivid, cinematic style.

We Are Lady Parts, created by Nida Manzoor | Smart Bitches, Trashy Books

Content warnings: Islamophobia, slut-shaming, emotional abuse We Are Lady Parts is a British sit-com about an all-girl Muslim punk band, and it is glorious. It is sweet, empowering, and very, very funny with a diverse, female-led cast and some very clever writing. The series runs for six 25-minute episodes written and directed by Nida Manzoor, and we watched the whole thing in a single sitting, alternately cackling with laughter and hiding behind the sofa in an agony of vicarious embarrassment. The story is narrated by Amina (Anjana Vasan), a PhD student in microbiology who just wants to find a nice husband. She’s the last person in her circle of friends who isn’t either engaged or married. When she meets a handsome man handing out flyers for a band that is seeking a guitarist, she goes to the address on the flyer, in the hope of tracking him down. Instead she finds Saira (Sarah Kameela Impey), Bisma (Faith Omole), Ayesha (Juliette Motamed) and Momtaz (Lucie Shorthouse) – the

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