INTERVIEWS
STAGE VIEWS: They Call Me Q Star On Proof, Once,Gentleman’s Guide and More - PlayBill
Character Study: Actress Qurrat Ann Kadwani - Crain's 5 Boros
From The Bronx to The Stage - The Aerogram
A Tale of Two Actresses - American Bazaar
Indian-American Actress Qurrat Ann Kadwani Stars In One-Woman Off-Broadway Show They Call Me Q - Brown Girl Magazine
The Best of the Boogie Down - Uptown Collective
They Call Me Q - 6 Questions - Splice Lit
Performances from Maui and Beyond - Maui Now
Coming of Age: They Call Her Q - India Abroad
REVIEWS
“Q the Applause…a winning tale!” - The Village Voice
“Filled with charm, humor and heart.” - NY Theatre Guide
“Ms. Kadwani is not only a talented writer but a terrific actress." - Times Square Chronicles
“Rewarding on a life-size scale." - Stage Buddy
"A multitude of characters vividly portrayed.” - Theasy
“The audience cannot help but become immersed in Q's story!" - Urban Asian
“A veritable house on fire.” - CurtainUp
“A nimble, polished production.” - nytheatre.com
“Its Qurrats journey holding your focus the entire time.” - Truly New York
“A confident, charismatic performer,Kadwani delivers poignant moments as well as laughs.” - Montreal Gazette
“They Call Me Q stands out. Its witty, polished and inspiring to young women in search of freedom and identity.” - Montreal Gazette Weekend
“Qurrat Ann Kadwani is a strong (and beautiful) performer who morphs into the different characters of her youth effortlessly; her accents are strong, her mannerisms believable.” - Bloody Underrated
“Kadwanis amazing presence and delivery definitely makes her a force to be reckoned with.” - The Charlebois Post
“A jazzy gem, in the ranks of John Leguizamo, Spalding Gray & Camryn Manheim!" - Beyond Criticism
“Her accents and body movements are flawless.” - Usher Nonsense
“We get hooked into Kadwanis roles and its hilarious.” - Front Row Center
“An hour well spent with a wicked smart and genuinely funny performer.” - Infinite Body
“Qurrat Ann Kadwani is a theatrical force of nature, embodying 13 distinct characters in this emotionally affecting exercise in multi-cultural anthropology.” - Orlando Weekly
“In some rare cases, a decision to share tales of one’s past can give the audience a theatrical experience that it will remember far after the last bow.” - Broadway World
“A performer who is so versatile in her many faces, yet so comfortable within her own skin.” - MD Theatre Guide
“Her transitions from character to character are seamless.” - Asian Fortune News
“It’s a true gift to be able to distill the true essentials from the vast sea of experiences, and Kadwani does it very, very well.” - Washington City Paper
“The keys to Q's superiority in a crowded genre? Specificity and perspective.” - DC Theater Scene
“If you are interested in shedding a tear, laughing out loud or relating to a journey of self-identity you need to check out They Call Me Q" - Urban Milan