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Sadler’s wells Theatre review Preformed at Sadler’s Wells, this November for far too short a run ‘The Rite of Spring’ by Pina Bausch, is...
Born in Guyana and raised in London, Letitia Wright is seen by many as one of the top rising stars of the big screen....
The Shifters by Lynette Linton, is a play that serves as a remarkable exploration of black love, with all the complexities, trials, and triumphs...
It’s summertime in Memphis, Tennessee and the annual Hot Wing Contest is about to roll through. Cordell has his sights set on the crown...
Shifters has taken the West End by storm, with The Independent hailing it as “an epic new romcom that has West End audiences swooning,”...
Africa and its diaspora are rich in diverse and powerful film cultures, despite the heavy legacy of colonialism on the structuring of their cultural...
Positioned in the heart of London’s bustling shopping district, adjacent to renowned landmarks like Selfridges and Hyde Park, The Cumberland Hotel is a treasure...
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...
The BFI London Film Festival returns to cinemas across London from 4-15 October with an array of films and TV series premiering that are sure to...
Teenage boys Ste and Jamie are neighbours on a South London estate. Jamie is more knowledgeable about The Sound of Music than football, while classmate Ste...
Summer is here, and with it comes an exciting array of entertainment options to keep us entertained and engaged. From blockbuster movies and music...
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater returns to Sadler’s Wells this September to present four programmes of work, blending highlights from Ailey’s illustrious career with work by choreographers Kyle Abraham, Aszure Barton,...
Queer and Black as f*ck. This was all I knew about A Strange Loop prior to walking into one of the most anticipated performances...
