Press Highlights

If you are a journalist or blogger and would like to write a story about MUJU, contact us at info@muju.org.uk.

In the meantime, here are some nice things people have already said about our work:

‘Fortunately, the MUJU theatre group has recognised the need to build trust between the Muslim and Jewish communities of London.’ 
The Guardian

‘MUJU’s Extreme Prevention sketch show is fresh, clever and highly observant. MUJU’s chief success is highlighting new stereotypes ripe for gentle mocking.’
Spoonfed

‘The group’s strength is in actualising potential collaborations, conversations and friendships’
The Times 

‘Deserve a slot on TV' 
The Spectator 

The MUJU Crew is a unique theatre group formed of Muslim and Jewish performers who get along so well they are about to celebrate their tenth anniversary together. 

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For its tenth anniversary, Muslim and Jewish theatre company, the MUJU Crew, presents Come In! Sit Down!...

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A new show that will challenge racial stereotypes...

 

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A bunch of talented Muslims and Jews mercilessly sent up both with great and good humour...

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Folk with Muslim and Jewish backgrounds join forces to explore and take-the-piss out of Islamaphobia and Anti-Semitism.

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When it comes to the sometimes strained relationship between Muslims and Jews, who would have thought there is room for laughter? 

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The idea of a sketch group featuring a mix of Muslims and Jews making jokes about Islamophobia and anti-Semitism sounds like an idea for a comedy sketch itself...

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The line between humour and offence can be a fine one... We’ll mock people & communities of a certain religion – but not the religion itself. 

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"We’re very excited to be welcoming the MUJU Crew to our studio this week to share their incredible talent and passion on stage..

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The MUJU Crew is a group of Muslim and Jewish writer-performers who came together to make creative work and break down the conventional barriers that exist between the two communities.

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A Muslim wife keeps four husbands in purdah. A group of office workers, led by a black yuppie, complain about imaginary prejudice. Snatches of political satire creep in...

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