Making a Rukus!
Making a Rukus! Black Queer Histories Through Love and Resistance at Somerset House London, until 19 January Playful, radical and di...
The Importance of Being Earnest
The “fun, flamboyant, and campy” Importance of Being Earnest @NationalTheatre is SOLD OUT!!! But … you can see the...
As We Rise: Photography from the Black Atlantic
@saatchi_gallery Final 2 weeks! ★★★★★ The Guardian. Portrait photography as a way to capture Black self-expression, blending famous...
PAN! at Theatre Peckham
Last few days to catch PAN! @TheatrePeckham Feel the vibe of the Caribbean, from a theatre seat in Peckham. A festive twist on the c...
Winter Light at Southbank Centre
Southbank Centre Winter Light transforms the night with vibrant light-based artworks exploring themes like identity, the environment...
The Alfred Fagon Award
The Alfred Fagon and Mustapha Matura awards are the leading awards for Black British Playwrights. Winners will be announced on Frida...
What Have We Here? at the British Museum
“Beautiful. Dark”. Hew Locke’s exhibition WHAT HAVE WE HERE? invites viewers to question the British museum’...
Alice in Wonderland
Alice in Wonderland. The multi-award-winning show returns weaving rap music and the sights and sounds of Brixton into a hundred-mile...
Wolves on Road
Beru Tessema’s Wolves on Road dives into the high-stakes world of cryptocurrency blending ambition, risk, and immigrant struggles wi...
Alexis Peskine – Forest Figures
October Gallery’s Forest Figures, Alexis Peskine’s latest exhibition, explores ancestral African spirituality and the Bl...