Sudip Chakroborthy

I am one of the Steering Board Members of the ‘Transforming Narratives’– a creative and cultural project to engage with artists and organisations in Birmingham, Bangladesh and Pakistan, supported by Cultural Central Birmingham and the British Council.

Research partner of the ‘Migrant Memory and the Post-colonial Imagination’, funded by The Leverhulme Trust, which explores how Partition and wider processes of decolonisation are remembered by people of South Asian heritage in the UK.

Co-directed the research based theatre production ‘MEMORi’ at the 10th anniversary of the National Theatre of Scotland at Tramway, Glasgow, supported by Glasgow Life.

Coordinated the student’s theatre festivals at the Dhaka University residential halls, funded by the Ministry of Cultural Affairs, Govt. of Bangladesh.

Co-authored the book titled 'Traditional Games of Bangladesh', published by UNESCO in 2017.

Directed a touring production named Brick Lane 78 in the UK, funded by Arts Council England and Birmingham City Council.

Research partner of the ‘Urban Climate Resilience: How does Land Tenure affect Adaptation to Climate Change in Dhaka’, the International Centre for Climate Change and Development funded research collaboration between the University of Dhaka and the University of Manchester.

Dramaturge of the ‘A Season of Bangla Drama’ – London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Queen Mary University of London and Arts Council England.

Directed Shakespeare Shoptok – a theatre exhibition on the eve of the 400th Shakespeare anniversary, funded by the British Council and the University of Dhaka.