If you’re missing your Summer dose of theatre, don’t worry – there’s still a wealth of theatre being produced for audiences to watch online, and some outdoor theatres are even trialling re-opening their doors.
Read MoreLast week, producer Danielle Tarento (Songs And Solidarity – A Concert For Those Affected By The Grenfell Tower Fire) brought together 150 Black actors from the UK and USA for a performance of Ragtime’s ‘Make Them Hear You’ to mark two months since the murder of George Floyd.
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Earlier this year, it was announced that a new musical about the life of Bob Marley, named Get Up, Stand Up!, would premiere at the Lyric Theatre in February 2021.
Read MoreBlack Womxn in Theatre and Eclipse Theatre, in partnership with the Bush Theatre, has launched its...
Read MoreBy the time I started watching I May Destroy You, eight episodes were available for me to binge-watch in one sitting. And I did because – oh wow! – is it good.
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Sousa is an Angolan-born British actress and writer who graduated from the renowned Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in 2016.
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Over the course of her career, Khadifa Wong has worked as a dancer, actor, director and producer.
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Omari Douglas’ calendar has been full of bookings since he graduated from Arts Educational Schools, London in 2015.
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For the last couple of months, the National Theatre of Scotland has been releasing three Scenes for Survival a week.
Read MoreThis Summer, the Philharmonia Orchestra will broadcast three free 50-minute long digital concerts via YouTube. The first concert, broadcasting on Thursday 16th July at 7 pm, will feature cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason MBE in a...
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