Black and Asian Plays by Various contributorsIntroduced by Afia Nkrumah,
Bibliography by Susan Croft, Curator, London Theatre Museum.
MADE IN ENGLAND by Parv Bancil Time Out Critics Choice
'…a witty, gritty story of the break-up of a punk band when twenty-
something Bally swaps his guitar for a sitar and reinvents himself as
Billy India…' Time Out.
BROTHER TO BROTHER by Michael McMillan
'Its themes of love, hate and primarily fear, universally apply to us all.' Juice Magazine
'…pulses with fresh, frenetic energy from start to finish…' What's On
CALCUTTA KOSHER by Shelly Silas Pick of the Day - The Sunday Times '… a moving drama about a dying old woman who summons her two daughters from abroad to tell them that Maki, the servant girl, is their half sister.' The Observer.
UNDER THEIR INFLUENCE by Wayne Buchanan Time Out Critic's Choice As featured on BBC' TV's Newsnight.
'The alter egos threaten to take over the asylum in an excellent new play.'
Time Out.
HARVEST by Manjula Padmanabhan
Winner of the Onassis International Play Competition
Om, agrees to sell his body parts for cash. But his brother is taken away as the donor. As broadcast on the BBC World Service and now a film called 'BODY'.
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