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The Caryl Phillips classic play Strange Fruit is restaged as part of Bush Theatre's Passing the Baton season and proves to still be a...

A game show to win a London flat as a way to secure a five year residency in the UK as a new immigrant...

Poet and filmmaker Jay Bernard interrogates the 1981 New Cross Fire and Grenfell in a new multimedia poetry show called Surge at the Albany,...

Raymond George Ward's debut and self-published novel centres on the black experience of funding their lives in the wake of the Windrush generation's pardner...

Screenwriter and first time director Veronica McKenzie knocked it out of the park when she won the prestigious Pan African Film Festival Best Narrative...

Our ability to live life to its fullest rather than die with regrets is at the heart of Our Town set in a fictional...

Bullet Tongue Reloaded explores the harsh realities facing black teenagers drug running under country lines. Chama Kay is impressed with this bold piece of...

Joy Francis is taken by Nadia Fall's take on August Wilson's King Hedley II, filled with grief, loss and tragedy in 1980s Pittsburgh.

You Must Be Layla is a heart-warming coming of age tale with the trials and tribulations of a 13 year old Muslim girl at...