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The Olivier nominated play For Black Boys has transferred to the West End after sold-out runs, but with affordable tickets

"Having two different trains out here this year is just fantastic."

Another great show then at the wonderful Theatre 503, home of New Voices. It’s well worth a watch - you will not be disappointed.

BRITISH GHANAIAN theatre-maker Tristan Fynn Aiduenu prides himself on creating and delivering work which stretches the imagination of his audiences.

It is certainly a play that makes the audience work and concentrate on the plight of refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants in general.

Four Black Under The Radar artists share with EBONY what inspired their pieces and how they want their performances to affect the world.

So, whilst this production hasn’t made me an Agatha Christie fan, the audience in Bromley loved it.

A much-loved charity ladies lunch has returned to Glasgow after three years.

McAllister Litho Glasgow managing director Janette McAllister is chairing a special charity lunch that is taking place again for the first time since the pandemic hit in 2020.

All in all, though, this is a superb evening of theatre, giving much food for thought as well as admiration for the playwright/actor’s skills.