Good Black Men And Good Black Women Prepare For Their Lamda Exams They Will Be Reading A New Play Soon To Be Performed
More and more women of different cultures are enrolling into the police force. The play will bring to life one black woman experience being in the police force and why she joined. The play will also bring her fathers point of few and the impact it had on her friends and extended family.
The reading is a fundraising to hire Hackney Empire or a central London Theatre to house the play.
Written by Lorna Blackman MA recognised by the Alfred Fagan Award and The Voice 100 Black Authors.
Wine and refreshments will be included in the price ticket.
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