Screen
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TBB Talks to … Sir Lenny Henry about Soon Gone: A Windrush Chronicle
Sir Lenny Henry stars in Soon Gone: Windrush Chronicle which was also made by his production company Douglas Road in association with BBC Arts and the Young Vic Theatre ..
Stage
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TBB Talks to… Clint Dyer about his Happy Tragedy…
Clint Dyer's "The Happy Tragedy of Being Woke" takes us on a journey through the troubled mind of 'Frantz', a black man who has been trying for a baby with his white girlfriend.
Features
PopularShould Telling The Black Story Be Reserved For ‘Us’ Alone?
Are there any stories about Black people that should only be told by Black People? NO! Of course not! Race is an illusion created by a crew of dead white men who exploited and oppressed at will. To subscribe to this notion,...
Sound
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TBB Talks To… Hip Hop Artist Chasney Maturine
The Intention behind the BLXCK Playlist was simple. Be the change you want to see. As artists, we have a tendency to complain that we don’t have enough powerful, positive and conscious music in the mainstream for our young black boys and girls to listen to.
Literature
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TBB Talks to … Titilola Dawudu editor of ‘Hear Me Now Audition Monologues for Actors of Colour’
Titilola Dawudu is responsible for an important moment in British Black theatre! A writer and...
Reviews
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‘Superhoe’ @ The Royal Court Theatre – 85% Out Of 100
Nicole Lecky's Royal Court debut 'Superhoe' takes a visceral and insightful look into the era of social media
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LatestTBB Talks… to actor and producer André Fyffe
Beginning his earlier career in stage school, Sylvia Young, Fyffe has gone on to become part of the fabric that is the emerging British Black pool of talented creatives. TBB Talks caught up with him to discuss his latest project, 'Capture'.
Opportunities
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Media Trust in Partnership with ITV News presents the Eighth Annual ‘Breaking into News’ Competition
Launched this month, 'Breaking into News' aims to discover the next up and coming ITV broadcast journalist and promote diversity in broadcast journalism.
What's On
LatestBFI premieres Jada & Will’s film ‘Sprinter’ with Akala hosted Q&A
The BFI announced that acclaimed sports drama, “Sprinter” from Executive Producers Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith will receive a special screening at BFI Southbank on February 16th at 14:00. The screening is part of BFI Southbank’s ongoing African Odysseys programme, which showcases inspirational work by and about the African diaspora.
