Three audio plays produced by Napa launched in London
By News Desk
May 02, 2025
The National Academy of Performing Arts (Napa) in collaboration with the Queen Mary University of London, British Council and English Speaking Union of Pakistan has launched three audio plays at a seminar held in London on Thursday.
The plays have been written and directed by three Pakistani artistes — Vajdan Shah, Samina Seher and Saad Hashim. The launch was held at the Queen Mary University's campus in London and moderated by Prof Paul Heritage. Napa Head of Theater Arts Afreen Seher was the artistic director for the plays.
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