Black Is The Color Of My Voice comes to the Garrick Theatre for a powerful one-night performance, offering a moving and intimate theatrical experience inspired by the life of legendary singer and activist Nina Simone.
Written and performed by Apphia Campbell, this acclaimed production blends storytelling with live music, exploring themes of identity, loss, resilience and artistic expression. The narrative follows a successful singer reflecting on her journey, from a young piano prodigy to a voice shaped by the civil rights movement.
Set against a backdrop of social change and personal struggle, the performance captures both the brilliance and vulnerability of an artist navigating fame, injustice and expectation. Through a combination of powerful vocals and reflective storytelling, the show creates a deeply emotional and engaging experience for audiences.
With a running time of approximately 75 minutes and no interval, the production delivers a focused and immersive performance, recommended for audiences aged 12 and above.
Having toured internationally to critical acclaim, including sell-out runs in London, New York and Edinburgh, the show continues to resonate with audiences through its exploration of voice, identity and cultural legacy.
Blending music, history and personal narrative, Black Is The Color Of My Voice offers a compelling and thought-provoking evening, celebrating the enduring influence of Black artistry and the power of using one’s voice for change.
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