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Black British Theatre

The Black British Theatre Awards hosts an annual Outreach programme that connects young Black people with major actors, plays, and experiences. The programme assists Black children in developing their performance skills as well as leadership and creative responsibilities behind the scenes.

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Black British Theatre

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  1. Black British Theatre ForeTv Hub

  2. About Black British Theatre The Black British Theatre Awards hosts an annual Outreach programme that connects young Black people with major actors, plays, and experiences. The programme assists Black children in developing their performance skills as well as leadership and creative responsibilities behind the scenes.

  3. British Library: Black British Theatre 1950–1979 In the 1950s, postwar migration from Africa and the Caribbean to the United Kingdom resulted in the establishment of Black British Theatre. Natasha Bonnelame introduces several of the period's most notable black playwrights, including Errol John and Wole Soyinka, as well as the situations in which their works were presented.

  4. Tracing Black America in Black British Theatre from the 1970s The essay by Dr. Michael Pearce examines the impact of the American Black Power Movement on British theatre, as well as the manner in which African American culture has been assimilated and embraced by Black Britons in the late twentieth century.

  5. Better, Bolder, Further to Go: the Decade in Black British Theatre This Guardian interviews eight influential creatives, including actor and writer Emma Dennis-Edwards; actor Kobna Holdbrook-Smith; stage manager Sylvia Darkwa-Ohemeng; producer and founder of Black Ticket Project, Tobi Kyeremateng; writer Winsome Pinnock; Justin Audibert, artistic director of the Unicorn theatre; writer Jasmine Lee-Jones; and actor and former artistic director of Tiata Fahodzi, Lucian Msamati.

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