by Manisha Balkissoon | Nov 22, 2021 | Off/Stage Reviews
Darren Raymond’s ambitious reinvention of the beloved Shakespearean tragedy subverts age-old tropes, conventions and expectations, ultimately birthing a distinct tragicomedy, that can only come from Intermission Youth Theatre. It is either a fools remit or a wise...
by Huma Khan | Nov 16, 2021 | Off/Stage Reviews
Nana-Kofi Kufuor’s My Voice Was Heard But It Was Ignored is an important play that compels an urgent introspection into racial discrimination, institutional microaggressions and the potentially devastating effects of a silent society. Pushed under the weight of a...
by Sihaam Naik | Nov 12, 2021 | Off/Stage Reviews
Ifeyinwa Frederick’s ‘Sessions’ is a bold insight into mens’ mental health via an explosively hilarious ‘pity party’ you are cordially invited to. Sessions by Ifeyinwa Frederick, boasts a humorous insight into the life of Tunde (Black) while shedding light on...
by India Aujla | Nov 12, 2021 | Off/Stage Reviews
Lanre Malaolu’s play presents a transcendent journey of four generations of black men attempting to understand and navigate their emotions in a world that commands them to be strong. Samskara’s set consists of a semi-circle of soil encompassing the stage in which the...
