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Kali Hub: Bradford

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Kali Theatre’s Free Theatre Development Programme for Female-and Non-Binary Playwrights of South Asian Heritage

Kali Hubs

Kali Hubs is an intensive weekend designed for writers who have some writing credits, are graduates of Kali Theatre’s Discovery Programme or are already established in their practice and want to move beyond the page and into the room.

Across Four Intensive Sessions, You’ll Explore

  • Devising and Collaboration: How to create new work alongside other theatre-makers and hold your vision in the room with Common/Wealth theatre company.
  • Making Your Own Work: Practical tools for self-producing, fundraising, and bringing your ideas to life independently, led by Common/Wealth theatre company.
  • Climate Dramaturgy: What it means to make work sustainably, and how the climate crisis can shape storytelling itself with HighTide theatre company.
  • Confidence and Agency: Coaching sessions with Aileen Gonsalves—currently working with Zack Polanski and the Green Party—to help you lead with clarity and purpose.

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Selected writers receive a bursary to support their participation, as well as travel and lunch over the weekend. Sessions will run nationally, bringing writers together in hubs across the country.

For more information about the opportunity and eligibility, visit Kali Theatre’s website here.

Key Dates

Deadline to apply

13 October 2026

Kali Hub workshops

Sat 28 – Sun 29 Nov 2026, 11am – 4pm

Writers must commit to all workshops over this weekend.

Who can apply

  • Female and non-binary writers of South Asian descent.
  • Based in or are from Bradford District or West Yorkshire.
  • Must have completed our Discovery programme or have written at least 1 full-length play or have some writing credits. These do not have to have been professionally produced.
  • Aged 18+.
  • Eligible to live and work in the UK.

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Selected writers receive a bursary to support their participation, as well as travel and lunch across the weekend.

If you have any questions or need assistance with the application process, contact info@kalitheatre.co.uk.

Kali Hub will take place at Loading Bay, 1 Duke St, Bradford BD1 3QR, which has Accessible toilets, Level Access and Wheelchair user access

See the visual story for Loading Bay here.

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