Month: June 2014

Ony Uhiara is a woman of many faces. Best known for playing Adele in the BBC sitcom The Crouches, Uhiara has a glowing theatre career… Read more

In her second and final report on the Sheffield Doc/Fest, filmmaker Veronica McKenzie meets up with two inspiring Kenyan women filmmakers to discuss their groundbreaking… Read more

Wasafiri, the Magazine of International Contemporary Writing, is delighted to launch its one-off student issue, New Generations, at Keats House as part of our 30th… Read more

Step Change is a national programme by the National Theatre for professionals seeking to progress and develop their careers in the management of the performing… Read more

Drifting in and out of love: Ako Mitchell (Klook) and Sheila Atim (Vinette). Photo credit Arnim Friess. Play: Klook’s Last Stand Theatre: Park Theatre Playwright:… Read more

Noma Dumezweni is a chameleon. From New York to Cuba, from Nigeria to South Africa, her ability to play with accents and reflect different cultural… Read more

Screenwriter (Coronation Street, Nine Nights) and documentary filmmaker (Under Your Nose) Veronica McKenzie attended the Sheffield Doc/Fest for Words of Colour Productions to see what… Read more

On Saturday 14 June 2014 at 11.30am, a weekly 30 minute dynamic lifestyle and entertainment show called What’s Up will debut on Sky 1 with… Read more

After a 10 year hiatus, Amma Asante is back with a bang with her highly praised film Belle, about the 18th century mixed race aristocrat… Read more

Film: Belle Director: Amma Asante Screenplay: Misan Sagay Producer: Damian Jones Distributed by: Twentieth Century Fox Review by Joy Francis Ten years after her BAFTA… Read more