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Dolly Dhingra Dolly Dhingra writes for The Guardian newspaper and as a
freelance journalist and has written for The Independent, Time Out and The
Asian Age. In 1994 she won The Commission for Racial Equality's RACE IN THE
MEDIA award for highlighting the concerns of ethnic minorities, in her
journalism. In she won the UK Press Gazette's INTERVIEWER OF THE YEAR
award. Her plays have included ONE NIGHT for The Theatre Royal, Stratford
East, which was awarded The Diverse Acts Award from The London Arts Board.
NOWHERE FAST for the Tricycle Theatre and SPOOKED for Theatre Venture. She
was a finalist for The Susan Smith Blackburn Prize 2000 for her play THE MAIN
COURSE. UNSUITABLE GIRLS was first mounted by Contact Theatre in Manchester
in 1999, and then toured England with Pilot Theatre Company. The play had its
London premiere at the Lyric Studio in April . She was born in Delhi and
lives in London. |
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