SoundWaves: The Passion of Noor Inayat Khan chronicles the complex life of Noor alias Nora alias Madeleine. Trained by Britain as an Allied Special Operations Executive and sent into occupied France, Noor, a Muslim Indian living in Paris, became the first female radio operator during the Second World War. On September 13, 1944, she was shot at a camp in Dachau, Germany, after being captured and severely tortured. Britain posthumously awarded her the George Cross, and unveiled a bronze bust of Noor in London, the first memorial in Britain to either a Muslim or an Asian woman, while France awarded her the Croix de Guerre. Noor Inayat Khan was also commemorated on a stamp issued by the Royal Mail. Through nuanced storytelling and compelling dance performances, this play captures the waves her story leaves behind in this universe ‘made of sound’. With a mission to bring quality South Asian themed stories to universal audiences, while offering a talent development platform where theatre professionals work with aspiring amateurs to foster the growth of local performing talents, Enacte Arts presents to you SoundWaves: The Passion of Noor Inayat Khan, which is still as socio-politically relevant as it was during Second World War. While depicting courage, resilience and most importantly, love, Noor’s story inspires moral integrity in the face of adversity and large-scale political conflicts.