Photo credit: Johan Persson Tom Bateman, Jessie Buckley, Jack Colgrave Hirst, Hadley Fraser, Michael Pennington, Zoe Rainey, Miranda Raison, John Shrapnel, Kathryn Wilder and Jimmy… Read more
Starting a revolution: Ashley Zhangazha (Ali). Photo credit: Iona Firouzabadi Play: Image of an Unknown Young Woman Theatre: Gate Theatre, Notting Hill Playwright: Elinor Cook… Read more
Talawa Firsts aims to kick start the careers of some very exciting new and emerging writers, directors and theatre-makers through a series of productions and workshops… Read more
Africa Writes, The Royal African Society’s annual literature and book festival in association with The British Library, returns this year taking place Friday 3 July… Read more
Spread the Word, London’s writer development agency, has a brilliantly wide-ranging programme of 65 writers and 27 events on offer for the second London Short… Read more
Too much, too young: Jemima Bennett (Scout). Photo credit: Johan Persson Play: To Kill a Mockingbird Theatre: The Lowry, Salford Playwright: Adapted for the stage… Read more
Act for Change Project founder Danny Lee Wynter. Diversity in the theatre, or the lack of it, was at the heart of an intense debate… Read more
Photo credit: Rachel Eliza Griffiths R. A. Villanueva is a Brooklyn-based poet, educator and editor whose book Reliquaria has been highly praised. A senior language… Read more
Words of Colour Productions is looking for writers to review plays, books and films for its website. As our profile increases, so are the requests… Read more
My mother Guemesh Isaak wrote two novels, translated traditional folk stories and rewrote the lyrics for Ruhus Gama (may your wedding be blessed), a song… Read more