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Saraid de Silva

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Saraid de Silva is a Sri Lankan Pākeha writer and performer living in Auckland. She is currently co-producing a podcast called Conversations With My Immigrant Parents for RNZ and NZ on Air.

Everything By: Saraid de Silva

Performance27.11.19

Skin in the Game: Not-a-review of My Heart Goes Thadak Thadak

Saraid de Silva praises Ahi Karunaharan's My Heart Goes Thadak Thadak, the first South Asian play of its kind at Silo Theatre.

By Saraid de Silva
Read Time: 9 mins
Features01.10.19

No More White Tears: Do Tragedies That Affect White People Matter More?

Why did people care more about Notre Dame burning than the Easter bombings in Sri Lanka? Where was the sympathy from the white New Zealanders who still had ‘They Are Us’ frames on their profile pics?

By Saraid de Silva
Read Time: 22 mins
Loose Canons25.05.18

Loose Canons: Saraid de Silva

Writer and performer Saraid de Silva lets us in on her inspirations.

By Saraid de Silva
Read Time: 14 mins
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