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An Indian Abroad is a hilarious inversion of the colonial explorer adventure by Pariah Khan, the alter ego of writer and performer Hari Ramakrishnan,...

seven methods of killing kylie jenner by debut playwright Jasmine Lee-Jones put cultural appropriation through the social media influencer par excellence Kylie Jenner in...

Heather Marks, our content and events coordinator and Bristol lead, has been awarded funding through Arts Council England's Developing Your Creative Practice grant to...

Ashley Hickson-Lovence's debut novel The 392 celebrates the diversity of East London from the view of a bus that becomes the book's main protagonist...

One Night in Miami speculates what happened on the 25th February 1964, the night Cassius Clay (before he became Muhammed Ali), soul star Sam...

Manchester-based writer, poet, performance artist and producer Keisha Thompson is about to tour her award-winning solo show, Man on the Moon.

Lynn Nottage's Pultizer Prize-winning play Sweat transfers to the West End for 50 performances and doesn't lose out in the process, says Joy Francis

No Win Race by Derek Bardowell, is a well-researched read that gets you thinking about race, identity and what it means to be a...

The Caryl Phillips classic play Strange Fruit is restaged as part of Bush Theatre's Passing the Baton season and proves to still be a...