Titlebook: Contemporary Black British Playwrights; Margins to Mainstrea Lynette Goddard Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishe

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Past and Present: Legacies of Slavery in Kwame Kwei-Armah’s National Theatre Triptychwton in . (BBC 1) from 1999–2004 and for being runner-up on . (BBC 1) in 2003. Alongside these high-profile television appearances, he was writer-in-residence at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre where he wrote his first play . (1999; published 2012), although it was not produced until 2001 after producti

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Breaking the Silence: Women’s Solidarity in debbie tucker green’s Abuse and Trauma Plays. (2003b) was staged at the Soho Theatre in February followed soon after by . (2003a) at the Hampstead Theatre in April, her plays have regularly been produced at London’s main theatre venues.. The Royal Court have especially championed tucker green’s plays with productions of . (2005) and . (2008)

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A Slice-of-Life: British-African Social Comedy in Bola Agbaje’s Council Estate Playsrking the emergence of a number of British West African playwrights onto the British theatre new writing scene, including Levi David Addai, Bola Agbaje, Oladipo Agboluaje, Michael Bhim and Lizzy Dijeh.. This was arguably the first decade in which explicit British-African plays were staged at Britain

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State-of-the-Nation? Contemporary Black British Playwrights at the Tricycle Theatreregularly stage black plays, and from the mid-1990s until Kent’s departure in 2012 the venue also established a reputation as a hub for productions of verbatim and tribunal plays that reflected on topical social issues.. I grew up in the London Borough of Brent, which is one of London’s most cultura

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Past and Present: Legacies of Slavery in Kwame Kwei-Armah’s National Theatre Triptych2007), establishing Kwei-Armah’s reputation as an avowedly political black British playwright who, in his own words, writes as a ‘catalyst for debate around themes that are pertinent to our communities and to our nation’ (Anon., ., 12 July 2010).. Kwei-Armah has been nominated for several awards, in

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Breaking the Silence: Women’s Solidarity in debbie tucker green’s Abuse and Trauma Playsional recognition that is rare for black British playwrights with productions of . and . in Europe, the USA and Australia.. Recognition for her work includes a Laurence Olivier Most Promising Playwright Award (2004) for . and a BAFTA (British Academy Film and Television Award) for her television ada