Multi-hyphenate Anastasia Osei-Kuffour is currently Associate Director at Theatre503 and Artistic Director of Wrested Veil, a production...

After being disheartened by the artistic spaces she found herself in, Koko Brown sought to carve out a space of her own, through the form...

Multi-hyphenate Chinonyerem Odimba, the newly appointed Artistic Director and Chief Executive at tiata fahodzi, is a timely infusion of...

This autumn, Bridge Theatre, began showcasing several socially distant performances including monologues from playwrights like Inua...

Watching a play live streamed under social distancing is an experience indeed. Fort Huachuca was performed at the SheLA Summer Theatre...

Multi-hyphenate and self proclaimed Bookish Babe, Hena Bryan occupies an interesting space in the book world. With a publishing house...

Earlier this week I virtually sat down with Makeda Bennett-Amparbeng and Jade Reid, the two Black women who have created Setting Da...

My first run in with the force that is Viola Davis was in the Academy Award nominated 2011 picture The Help. I was a 13-year-old...

West Side Story is a musical by Stephen Sondheim where Tony, a former member of the Polish gang The Jets, and Maria, the sister to the...

Three sisters is a play by Inua Ellam "after Chekhov." In this vibrant adaptation of the Anton Chekhov classic, Inua relocates the...

The Lion King opens up with a stunning depiction of pride rock and astonishingly life-like animals. All the sentiments I had unknowingly...

Writing a musical is the last thing you would expect from Kele Okereke. Bloc Party's lead singer, along with Matt Jones, told the...

May 25th marked the opening ceremony for Bare Lit and I was honoured to be covering such a groundbreaking annual event. The weekend long...

“Not just some dumb mechanics wife, I’m gonna be Roxie! Who says that murder’s not an art?” You’ve heard of the musical Chicago, right?...

I’m just going to start off by saying this play was excellent and I was only disappointed in myself for expecting otherwise. To my...

If you’re a Black Brit and haven’t read Noughts and Crosses you most definitely have heard of the book. The infamous trilogy falls under...

It's fair to say that there are far too many narratives that centralize black suffering. Hollywood in particular has been heavily...