The President and the Frog
by Daniel Rey
The frog provides her with a natural way to lend a parabolic quality to Mujica’s story.
LUX: New Wave of Contemporary Art
An exhibition that draws you in with its sensory prickling and strikingly visual landscapes.
The Undiscovered Country
A Trinidadian's insightful essays, poetry and flights of artistic expression
A Blood Condition
A poetry collection focused on the trauma of survival and the need for remembrance.
THEM
by Linda Brogan
Everyday racist Jim Crow practices in 1950s Los Angeles.
Belonging
Sinha flashes between historical events unpicking the damage in the psyches of coloniser and colonised.
East is East
by Jonny Wright
WillEast is East be just as relevant in another 25 years?
Hamlet
Jumbo plays Hamlet as a surly male teenager, lending her performance an androgynous quality.
Seesaw
by Suzanne Harrington
An African student in the USA seesaws into a post-Fellowship career as cultural commentator.