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Celebrating the 21st anniversary of this influential Sadler’s Wells event, the festival began in days when seasoned dance critics questioned the concept ofprogramming hip...
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Celebrating the 21st anniversary of this influential Sadler’s Wells event, the festival began in days when seasoned dance critics questioned the concept ofprogramming hip...
Pegasus Opera Company and Hagemann Rosenthal Associates are proud to presenting a double bill featuring the gripping female driven stories of Roman Fever by Philip Hagemann and The Human Voice (La...
You may not agree with us. as we all have our favourites but this is Pride’s very own run down of Denzel’s top twenty...
From the kids, to the grown-folk; from the lovesick to the action fans–there’s a movie for the festive season for you! Last Holiday (2006)...
House of Flamenka was billed as a lavish Flamenco show co-created and directed by dance legend Arlene Philipps. It came with a surprising little...
This autumn, Somerset House explores the stories of Black British fashion in The Morgan Stanley Exhibition: THE MISSING THREAD curated by the Black Oriented Legacy...
Now playing until 29 October Tickets from £5 Shakespeare’s Globe, 21 New Globe Walk, London, SE1 9DT Summer’s not over yet! Step into London’s...
Since many of us were young children, the Nativity story has been a staple in the pre-Christmas conversation. Whether learning about it in church,...
Ahead of the opening of Cyrano de Bergerac in London’s West End, we speak to actress Anita-Joy Uwajeh about her journey to the stage, being a Black woman in a...
Harriet has officially hit the screens, based on the thrilling and trailblazing life of freedom fighter Harriet Tubman. We spoke to actor Zackary Momoh...
Director Jessica Kaliisa tells Nicole Vassell about Queens of Sheba, a play in which Black women speak their truths without apology, and inspired by the DSTRKT nightclub story...
Your guide to gigs, talks and entertainment across the country this month… 15th Nov: Speak Your Truth (London) From poet and activist BAKITA:KK comes...
Gugu Mbatha-Raw has been very active in both television and film the last few years, though it’s fair to say she has yet to...
After Rihanna and Beyoncé have been the subject of pregnancy speculation (yet again), Entertainment and Features Editor Nicole Vassell explains why we shouldn’t debate so loudly, whether or...
After actress Gina Rodriguez’s Instagram video debacle, Nicole Vassell wonders why we keep returning to a conversation about the boundaries of the N-word –...
The year 2017 taught us that when it comes to curating festivals it can either be a viral disastrous flop (hello, Fyre Festival) or...
The multi- award-winning singer-songwriter tells Nicole Vassell about her first album in three years, Real Life – and how real-life changes have given her a calmer outlook When you think...
