Sobia Bushra

Alia and Muz are Pakistani-Welsh queer chosen siblings who overcome rejection and forge a path towards inclusivity. While being part of the local house ballroom scene, they soon meet Aiman, who compels them to form a trio as an Asian artist's collective in Wales. 'Trailblazers' follow their journey in reclaiming their identities, preserving their cultural heritage, and empowering Asian queer artists who refuse to let their families' rejection define them.

Rivers of Piss is a comically political investigation into the sewage water crisis in the UK. We follow the Host (Ronan) as he will meet numerous people and groups to learn about the root causes of the UK’s broken water system. From Thatcher’s Privatisation policies to corporate greed and lack of proper governmental regulations over the past 35 years.

Alia and Muz are Pakistani-Welsh queer chosen siblings who overcome rejection and forge a path towards inclusivity. While being part of the local house ballroom scene, they soon meet Aiman, who compels them to form a trio as an Asian artist's collective in Wales. 'Trailblazers' follow their journey in reclaiming their identities, preserving their cultural heritage, and empowering Asian queer artists who refuse to let their families' rejection define them.

Alia and Muz are Pakistani-Welsh queer chosen siblings who overcome rejection and forge a path towards inclusivity. While being part of the local house ballroom scene, they soon meet Aiman, who compels them to form a trio as an Asian artist's collective in Wales. 'Trailblazers' follow their journey in reclaiming their identities, preserving their cultural heritage, and empowering Asian queer artists who refuse to let their families' rejection define them.

Rivers of Piss is a comically political investigation into the sewage water crisis in the UK. We follow the Host (Ronan) as he will meet numerous people and groups to learn about the root causes of the UK’s broken water system. From Thatcher’s Privatisation policies to corporate greed and lack of proper governmental regulations over the past 35 years.