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In the 1960’s black America had a common goal: an end to poverty and racism. Two passionate voices spoke and spurred the black people of America to achieve their aims. |
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JA story the new sensational musical will be staged at Stratford Circus. This landmark new musical is composed by J.D.Douglas the script writer of Black Heroes... |
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Following the huge sell out success at the Hackney Empire, Angie Le Mar’s hit play, ‘Do You Know Where Your Daughter Is?’ comes to the Albany Theatre. |
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Get Upstairs
The Royal Court Theatre will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the opening of its Theatre Upstairs (now the Jerwood Theatre Upstairs) with a series of panel discussions... |
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Four incredible South African poets tour the UK together for the first time. Brought together by South African Poet Laureate and renowned exile campaigner Keorapetse Kgositsile, the show premieres specially commissioned new work. |
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In the London premiere of his critically acclaimed, Scotsman Fringe First award winning show, celebrated spoken word and graphic artist Inua Ellams performs a comic and moving self portrait of life growing up in Nigeria, Dublin and London. |
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A dynamic show in three parts taking an explorative look at the male psyche. The autumn dates continue the momentum of spring 2009... |
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Common Law
When misguided misogynist Oliver Samuels tries to trade in Patsy - his Common-Law wife of 15 years for a younger model - all hell breaks loose. Patsy refuses to be ousted and Oliver must learn the painful way that no man can both have his cake and eat it! |
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Five incredible South African poets, working with young UK spoken word artists produce dynamic new live poetry exclusive to the Albany. |
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Misterioso: A Journey into the silence of Thelonious Monk
The love affair between legendary jazz pianist Thelonious Monk and extraordinary art patron Baroness Rothschild inspires this surrealist theatre piece written by the acclaimed Italian satirist Stefano Benni. |
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Talawa’s series of play readings showcasing the best in Black British writing returns to the Young Vic. |
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Daniel De-Gale Memorial Tribute Show
Proudly presented by the ACLT and Heartbeat Entertainment. The very best artists come together in loving memory and support of Daniel De-Gale (14 Mar 1987 - 8 Oct 2008) |
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Back to her first passion music, 2009 has seen the British star release her first original studio album in ten years. |
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heatre Royal Stratford East brings a comedy play for our time to its stage this Autumn.
Hassan, a second generation Turk, leads a blissful, if somewhat eccentric bachelor life in
London's suburbs. |
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A young man is stabbed in the streets of London. A story we have heard all too often. But how does it impact on the families and friends of the victim? |
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Insane in the Brain: A street-dance version of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest by Dale Wasserman |
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Benji Reid mixes a rich cocktail of guilt, fear and stark realism in his new theatre show. The Devil has Quentin's Heart - the price Quentin paid on his journey from Wall Street to life in the underbelly of New York as an alcoholic living on the streets. |
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The award-winning smash hit Broadway production of Tennessee Williams’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof which enjoyed a sell out run on Broadway last year with an all black cast... |
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We've been on the scout for London's best new scriptwriting talent and tonight five fresh writers face you, the audience and our all-star expert panel. |
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Religion is for the benefit of the masses, not for brain-box types like you. Those simpletons require strict rules for living, otherwise they would still think the earth sits on three fishes. |
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The Northern Broadsides and West Yorkshire Playhouse production of Othello, starring Lenny Henry in the title role, will transfer to the West End... |
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A season of three plays by Roy Williams, Kwame Kwei-Armah and Bola Agbaje: three Black playwrights look at the state of Britain at the end of the first decade of the 21st century. |
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Thriller – Live is the spectacular, high-octane show specially created to celebrate the career of the world's greatest entertainer and undisputed King of Pop, Michael Jackson... |
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London’s No1 pantomime team is back with another smash-hit Christmas cracker. Once again written and directed by Susie McKenna, the UK’s leading writer and director of pantomimes and starring Clive Rowe... |
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A magic carpet ride of a panto, as Aladdin, a poor boy from the mystical East (and no, we don't mean Barking), battles with the evil Abanazar to thwart his plot to rule the world. |
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This new play by Owen O’Neill and Dave Johns is based on the 1982 Stephen King novella ‘Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption’. The cast of 20 is led by Kevin Anderson and Reg E Cathey. |
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Whoopi Goldberg and Stage Entertainment are delighted to announce that they will produce the Premiere of Sister Act... |
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The award-winning musical opened at London’s Apollo Victoria Theatre in September 2006 and celebrated its 1000th performance on Saturday 14 February 2009. |
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Sharon D Clarke joins Hairspray
The producers of ‘Hairspray’ are delighted to announce that Phill Jupitus, Belinda Carlisle and Sharon D Clarke will join the cast of the hit musical, currently running at London’s Shaftesbury Theatre. |
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Michelle Williams will make her West End stage debut starring as ‘Roxie Hart’ in the smash hit West End musical CHICAGO... |
