FADES, BRAIDS & IDENTITY GRIOT RUTH SUTOYÉ + SPECIAL GUESTS

Sunday 4 August Starts 7.30pm

Join Ruth Sutoyé and special guests in an intimate night of storytelling through poetry, music, dance and visual art.

The work showcased will be directly responding to the themes from the Bald Black Girl(s) visual project, created by Sutoyé.

The night will feature an incredible line-up of artists including Belinda Zhawi, Amina Jama, Wana Udobang and Sarah Aluko.

The callout for submissions is now open. If you are a black playwright based outside of the UK and have a play to share, please click here

Deadline: Friday 14 June 2019, 5pm

For more like this, check out Fades, Braids & Identity – a series of theatre, photography, film and spoken word championing Black and Brown artists exploring race, gender and identity.

 

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