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Life in prison is showcased for real with Inside Bitch, performed by members of Clean Break theatre who have lived experience. Tamera Heron finds...

Joy Francis is bowled over by the history-making all women of colour production of Shakespeare's Richard II at Shakespeare's Globe. Read her review.

Check out the opportunities to work with Words of Colour in London and Bristol

Barbara Grant is recovering from reading Dreda Say Mitchell's lastest novel Spare Room, which she describes as 'gripping, brilliantly plotted and full of unsettling...

Athur Miller's lesser known play The American Clock gets a challenging outing at The Old Vic by daring director Rachel Chavkin. Joy Francis found...

Tragedy, heart and memories unite four countries and four theatre companies in a simultaneously live-streamed production of the innovative Babylon Beyond Borders. Read Tamera...

Words of Colour contributor and first time director Veronica McKenzie's debut film Nine Nights hits LA.

Oscar-winner Barry Jenkins has followed his masterpiece Moonlight with If Beale Stree Could Talk and, says Cherise Lopes-Baker, it's a gem.

Ishy Din’s Approaching Empty is charming and witty and draws on his former life as a as a taxi driver, says Joy Francis.