Our Productions
Music, movement and our society are at the heart of our devised performances.
Seemia Theatre has always been dedicated to creating performances that connect its audience to society. We blend music, song-speech, poetic text and movement in a visceral way, immersing our audience into their sensations.
Available for touring
Follow Doaa, a 19 year old Syrian, on her journey of hope. Meet the boy from the local garden centre, where all isn’t quite as it seems. Experience the physical descent of a couple whose grief brings them together and tears them apart. Venture into the everyday of families in extreme conditions and follow the performers as they ask;
‘How can we walk in their shoes?’
Evros premiered at The Monkey House as part of Camden Fringe, 2-5 Aug 2017. Winner of Summerhall's Lustrum Award 2018. As seen on BBC World Service.
Devised with generous support from Arcola Theatre & Theatre Deli and public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England
Available for touring
As a multinational group, diverse in age, gender, sexuality and religion, this has provoked a need to explore collective and individual identity. How do we define ourselves? How do others define us? And what happens when these two viewpoints are in conflict?
The Magnificent Mind of Marcus explores what labels we carry and what effect they have on our lives.
Devised with Generous support from Theatre Deli, The Albany, ARC Stockton, Arcola Theatre and public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
for one of the
Edinburgh Festival Fringe's
Greatest Moments
Aug, 2013
Whispers was devised by Sara Amini, Maryam Davari and Nick Parkin in 2012, and performed in Camden Fringe 2013.
Exploring themes of nostalgia and loss in migration, a sojourn of music, movement & poetry.