Everybody’s Talking About Jamie at the Apollo Theatre – 90% Out Of 100
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie is a joyfully rambunctious, piece of musical theatre.
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Posted by Be Manzini | 4 Mar, 2019 | Reviews, Stage Reviews |
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie is a joyfully rambunctious, piece of musical theatre.
Read MorePosted by Be Manzini | 17 Feb, 2019 | Interviews, Read, Screen, Screen Interviews |
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 ..
Read MorePosted by Be Manzini | 17 Feb, 2019 | Interviews, Read, Screen, Screen Interviews |
TBB Talks spoke to Angela Ferreira about her role as Executive Producer on Soon Gone… and how important it was to bring such a story to life in this unique way…
Read MorePosted by Be Manzini | 6 Feb, 2019 | Interviews, Screen, Screen Interviews, Watch |
Academy Award-winning director Barry Jenkins follows up Best Picture Oscar winner Moonlighting with a beautiful love story adapted from James Baldwin’s classic novel of the same name.
Read MorePosted by Be Manzini | 6 Feb, 2019 | Interviews, Screen, Screen Interviews, Watch |
Stars of Barry Jenkins’ ‘If Beale Street Could Talk’ caught up with TBB’s Be Manzini about their roles in the Jenkins’ adaptation of the classic James Baldwin novel.
Read MorePosted by Be Manzini | 17 Dec, 2018 | General Events, What's On |
Having excited fans in New York, Seoul, Paris, Singapore, Beijing, Taipei and Las Vegas (where there is now a permanent exhibition) since 2016 the experience has come to east London’s Excel.
Read MorePosted by Be Manzini | 27 Nov, 2018 | Reviews, Stage Reviews |
Makoha fled Uganda in 1978with his mother in a bid to escape the civil war and reign of Idi Amin.
As the precarious overnight bus journey that ensues, scenes are interspersed, with flashbacks and poetic monologues performed by Michael Balogun (who has an uncanny resemblance to Makoha) and Akiya Henry.
Posted by Be Manzini | 3 Nov, 2018 | Screen Events, What's On |
In its 13th year, the London Korean Film Festival 2018 (LKFF) has a host of activities …...
Read MorePosted by Be Manzini | 7 May, 2018 | Interviews, Read, Screen, Screen Interviews |
The Wound (Inxeba) has garnered 19 international awards and was nominated for an Oscar. TBB’s Be...
Read MorePosted by Be Manzini | 9 Jun, 2017 | Recommended Viewing, Reviews, Screen, Screen Reviews, What's On |
Nick Broomfield is known for appearing in front of the camera in his documentaries but in this, he kept himself off screen. This was a sensible move, as what he has delivered is a portrait that treats Whitney Houston with the tenderness and respect she deserves and begs the question, if she had received more of that whilst alive, would she still be with us?
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