From rival Brontes to trips to New York, there's a show for everyone as April ends and May begins.

Anastasia Osei-Kuffour writer and director of Love Steps discusses the process of poetry to stage.

Ayan Artan delves deep into the Senegalese directorial debut 'Banel and Adama' by Ramata-Toulaye Sy.

This Week In Theatre we're reviewing the revival of 20-year-old, The Big Life as well as the debut play Shifters.

The Floor Mag chat to actors Heather Agyepong and Tosin Cole about playing Des and Tre in new play Shifters

Vivian Oparah chats all things Rye Lane, being a part of the BAFTA Breakthrough cohort for 2023 and how to stay grounded in the industry.

Charmaine Wilkerson's best-seller Black Cake's screen adaptation is a look at Jamaican representation and family in all its forms.

The BAFTA Breakthrough 2023 is here! We spoke to cohort member Adjani Salmon on his comedy series Dreaming Whilst Black.

Literature writer, Tasnim Tayo reports on attending the Black British Book Festival in October 2023.

Founded by friends Leonie Annor-Owiredu and Hannah Lee, Words We Write Festival entered its third year with special guest, Golda...

Kofi Addei wraps up his favourites from this years BFI London Film Festival, including festival closer The Kitchen.

This month's shelf is all about the scare factor. From a horror anthology edited by Jordan Peele to Toni Morrison's best known work.

From new Zadie Smith to Kelechi Okafor's debut collection. The Floor Mag's September Book Shelf is here.

Being listed as #Merky Books’ first ever RomCom isn’t a small feat, but Taylor-Dior Rumble has always had Merky in her sights.

A scorching Chicago summer of working and playing hard. Could there be an opportunity to stumble into love?

In conversation with Top Boy actor Malcolm Kamulete on his new role as Bosco Champion in brand new BBC series 'Champion'.

In a mesmerising collision of business, ambition, family and secrets, ITV’s Riches delves into the lives of a formidable family empire.

Lyric Hammersmith's 'School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play takes it's audience 3000 miles away from hectic London to Ghana.

Eight books releasing in July or already available to purchase.

A review and analysis of Chigozie Obioma's 'The Fisherman'. A tale about family and the fantastical.