August in England
by Trish Cooke
Lenny Henry’s well-crafted monologue about a social injustice.
Manorism
An exploration of the predicament of Black British men.
Blood and Gold
by Bashabi Fraser
With its appeal to all ages, this is a tour de force.
Isaac Julien
by Franklin Nelson
Isaac Julien's first major UK exhibition
A House for Alice
A insightful look at family ties, love, duty and inheritance
Hungry Ghosts
by Suzanne Harrington
The supernatural being at the heart of Kevin Jared Hosein's novel
Solito: A Memoir
by Daniel Rey
A timely illustration of the courage demanded of child migrants
Family Tree
by Karla Williams
Drama, Family Tree, brought to life in a stripped-back production
Chinese and British
Reflecting on the imprint left by Britain’s Chinese population