Career
Gazi"s father was a freedom fighter during the Bangladesh Liberation War. She was the script-writer and performer of Six Seasons and Tahmima Anam"s A Golden Age at the Southbank Centre. Her theatrical credits include: Birangona: Women of War, Sonata, Rokey"s Dream, Demon"s Revenge, Ponderful People, and Bonbibi.
She also wrote the script for Bonbibi: Lady of the Forest in 2012.
She performed in People"s Romeo, which had an eight-week nationwide tour with Tara Arts. Sonata, adapted and performed by Gazi, was invited to Bangladesh in 2010 by the British Council.
She performed in a serialised adaptation of A Golden Age. She worked as the cultural coordinator and as a voice artist for Akram Khan"s Desh.
In 2012, she worked as a script interpreter Globe to Globe Festival at the Globe Theatre on The Tempest.
She acted on a play about domestic violence called Whisper Maine Happy Ever After. She works for Train4change as an actor as well, and worked on a project with them on a film for the charity WaterAid. Between May and August 2014, she worked as an actor in a series of British Broadcasting Corporation Educational son
Gazi hosts Aei Jonopode, a weekly live-phone-in show on Bangla television In 2010, her first novel Rourob was published.
Gazi was awarded the Grants for the Arts by the American Council on Exercise for the Birangona: Women of War theatre project by Komola Collective. She is the concept developer, co-writer and the performer of this theatre production.
In May 2014, Gazi was interviewed by Nadia Ali on British Broadcasting Corporation Asian Network.
