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noor performs, studies, dances, watches, loves, eats, learns, and, most importantly, unlearns (in no particular order), among other verbs. noor moved to Tiohtià:ke from New Delhi at the end of 2024 for a PhD. Since then, noor has been making new friends, exploring the city, finding a 'fun' job, and trying to meet a deadline (or two or three). noor is a co-director of B25 and works across Hindi, English, and French.

Articles by noor

Gulmira Tursunbaeva in Nest
Festival TransAmériquesTheatre

Уя / घोंसला

Уя उन घरों की याद दिलाता है, जो हम बनाकर छोड़ चुके हैं। Уя उस घर की याद दिलाता है, जिसे हम ढूँढ़ रहे हैं।

noor
noor22/07/2026
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perforers holding a banner that reads, in English and French, "stronger together for right to housing"
Theatre

Jaye to Jaye Kahan: an ode to the quiet resilience of those who leave home

Jaye to Jaye Kahan" translates to "where do I go, if I go?" It attempts to portray the difficult limbo in which many immigrant lives are stuck. This is a tiring bureaucratic, financial, social, cultural, and linguistic limbo that takes both a mental and physical toll.

noor
noor09/07/2026
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Daniel Wan Photo: Krystie Nguyen
Montreal Fringe FestivalTheatre

Daumas: The Defense Rests, You Don't

Daumas: Devil’s Advocate, follows the intriguing, real-life story of Jacques Vergès, the French-Algerian lawyer of Vietnamese origin and anti-colonial activist infamous for defending the indefensible

noor
noor17/06/2026
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Magic Mixing's official poster
Festival Accès AsieDance

Useful Tension: Notes on Magic Mixing

What unfolded was something in between: part showcase, part open rehearsal. Somewhere in there, a gesture toward pedagogy that did not quite arrive. I left not entirely entertained, not entirely educated, but not empty-handed either. 

noor
noor16/06/2026
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S.E. Grummet and Sam Kruger, in black suits with red ties stand in front of a red wall, holding a black balloon, and smiling widely at the camera.
Montreal Clown Festival

Creepy Boys: chaos, desire, and the edges of queer performance

Grummet and Kruger deliberately test the audience’s comfort with an unsettling proximity that challenges what is considered acceptable.

noor
noor28/04/2026
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