'I m forced to believe that we can survive whatever we must survive. But the future of the Negro in this country is precisely as bright or as dark as the future of the country - James Baldwin, 1963. It s Black History month but you wouldn t know it in Tottenham where Revive PLC plan to turn Kwesi s All Black African Party hotbed into luxury flats, and it looks like Kiyi s 'conscious bookstore will soon go the same way. And then a beautiful visitor shows up in their midst and life goes from bad to worse. Set against the inexorable march of progress in contemporary London, Kwame Kwei-Armah s second play for the National explores race and roots with verve and wit.T129564264Director Lande Belo. Design Holly Spice. Costume Samantha Jones. Lighting Nick Insley. Sound Phillip Ley. Stage ManagerStephen Brasher. Performer Richard Bobb-Semple (Brother Kiyi). Performer Isaiah Bobb-Semple (Carl). Performer Kieron Mieres (Kwesi). Performer Valerie Paul (Norma). Performer Jasmine Rachelle (Alice). | |
| 26 Jun 19 to 26 Jul 19 | Tower Theatre, Outer London :: V249 listing details L01067464861 |
T1866183682Producer National Theatre. Director Angus Jackson. Design Bunny Christie. Lighting Neil Austin. Music Neil McArthur. Sound Gareth Fry. Performer Claire Benedict. Performer Jeffery Kisson. Performer Mo Sesay. Performer Nina Sosanya. Performer Steve Toussaint. | |
| 13 Dec 04 to 23 Mar 05 | Dorfman Theatre (National Theatre), West End :: V375 listing details L01620877644 |
