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The Authenticator, National Theatre, Review

In The Authenticator, Winsome Pinnock turns the British horrible history of slavery full circle to give a voice to the historically lowest of the voiceless, enslaved black women. Reprising her theme of British slavery in Rockets and Blue Lights, Pinnock suggests the creative forms reparation can take. Continue reading

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Choir Boy, Stratford East Theatre: Review

Choir Boy by Tarell Alvin McCraney, the Oscars and Golden Globes winning playwright dramatises the tension between our individuality and unspoken honour codes in our various so-called cultural and safe spaces. Continue reading

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