Speak To Me Great Lionheaded Ancestors
Due to popular demand Fowokan George Kelly: Speak To Me Great Lionheaded Ancestors‘ @felixandspear London is being extended un...
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Cycles by Boy Blue at the Barbican.
Cycles by Boy Blue opens at @BarbicanCentre from 30 April — 04 May. The Olivier award-winning dance theatre company returns with a w...
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Entangled Pasts at the Royal Academy
Entangled Pasts delves into colonial legacies with 250 years of art, highlighting Black subjects, challenging historical narratives,...
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1884. Theatre game show based on the Scramble for Africa.
1884 – the thrilling immersive playable theatre show, inspired by the legacy of the 1884 Berlin Conference, opens in London to...
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Kimathi Mafofo. Ebullience.
Kimathi Mafofo’s stunning embroideries uplift the Black female in a joyous celebration of sisterhood and self-love. The South...
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New Play. Cheeky Little Brown.
Cheeky Little Brown opens at Theatre Royal Stratford East from 16th to 20th April. How do you break up with your best friend? A stor...
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For Black Boys who have considered suicide when the hue gets too heavy
FOR BLACK BOYS defies norms with its raw, nonlinear storytelling on Black male experiences, blending humor and depth. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ‘a p...
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Niger-Delta / Future-Cosmos
Niger-Delta / Future-Cosmos by Wilfred Ukpong: is at Autograph, London until June 1st 2024. Using Afrofuturism and mysticism the art...
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New Black Art Gallery in Central London
Don’t miss EmpowerHER: Creativity, Courage & Magical Thinking showcasing the work of 80 women artists. Until April 7th. A...
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Love Steps at Omnibus Theatre, London
Meet Anna, she’s the dream. She is ‘young, gifted and Black’, driven, ambitious and smashing it…but there’s one thing that’s still m...
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Children of Distant Suns
Children of Distant Suns by Yannis Davy Guibinga is at Doyle Wham gallery London until April 23rd. Guibinga is passionately committe...
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The Time is Always Now at The National Portrait Gallery
★★★★★ The Observer ★★★★ Evening Standard ★★★★ The Guardian ★★★★ The Telegraph #TheTimeIsAlwaysNow at The National Portrait Gallery s...
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Mozambican Ceramicist Reinata Sadimba
Explore the dynamic and symbolic work of Mozambican artist Reinata Sadimba who was at Ed Cross Gallery, London. Her work often looks...
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Interview: We Came With The Last Rain
We Came With The Last Rain by Nigerian artist, Peju Alatise is the inaugural exhibition at the new London location of RELE Gallery....
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Audiences LOVE The Big Life!
The fantastically warm, joyous Windrush musical is “required if you want to lift up your blues” Hear the audience reacti...
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Thought -provoking work of Teresa Roza D’Oliveira
Last days to catch the evocative and expressive works of Teresa Roza D’Oliveira at Ed Cross, London. A white, Luso-descendant...
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No More Mr Nice Guy!
No More Mr Nice Guy is at @BroadwayCatford from the 6th – 16th March. A new play with music, rap and spoken word about a teach...
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New Play! The Lonely Londoners
The Lonely Londoners is at the Jermyn Street Theatre until 6th April. This adaptation of the iconic novel about the Windrush Generat...
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