A new play by Justina Kehinde on mental health, migration and motherhood in the African diaspora. Premiered @DamselProd now headlining @KingsHeadThtr 10-14 July
Did you see what we did?! In the run up to opening night, we'll be releasing snippets of @Justina_Kehinde and @YosolaYosola interview on @LondonLive ! Who's excited?!
There's still time to donate to our crowdfund, check it out here https://t.co/iBnoTCPOP5 😏
“Often, Black women aren’t given the breathing space to see different versions of themselves in theatre, that option to explore different parts of their identity"
https://t.co/z441dFS6Gv
This Woman's Work: @bobimono, Theatre Producer
📝 @theycallhertobs
In support of @iThembaProjects & @iThembaHopeUK ; Rum and Rhymes promises to be an evening of soothing performances and delicious rum. Limited tickets available https://t.co/0nNPdRkxeV
After a phenomenal sold out run we are in the process of transforming UMUADA into a full-length production. But we can't do it without your help!
Pls check your inbox for our short, anonymous feedback form and complete by Aug 30th so we can make this a production to remember!
Help UMUADA get to £2000, we're 84% toward our @Indiegogo target! We're keen to bring UMUADA back to sold-out audiences and your support will help us achieve that https://t.co/1ieUxbttJo 🧡
Friday, 11am on @BBCRadio4
"Research suggests that women of African-Caribbean heritage living in the UK are more likely to suffer from anxiety, depression, panic attacks and OCDs than white women."
https://t.co/wVFoTL5Awh
Catching our breath, reflecting on our stellar 5 night run, there are some amazing people we want to celebrate who have supported us in very important ways. So here’s to our promo champions, you the real MVPs 💛!
And lastly Everyone who has supported on socials, via indiegogo and in person you have made this production what it is and we hope you’ll be there for the next run