Tricycle, London Kwame Kwei-Armah has had a great idea for a play: the pressures on an African-Caribbean contender for the office of London's mayor. And, as the second show in the Tricycle's Not Black and White season, it goes... [read full story]
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If I were the Labour MP and former Culture Minister David Lammy, I'd be disappointed not to be namechecked in Kwame Kwei-Armah's entertaining new play about the real possibility of a new black mayor for London.
Tricycle, London Kwame Kwei-Armah has had a great idea for a play: the pressures on an African-Caribbean contender for the office of London's mayor. And, as the second show in the Tricycle's Not Black and White season, it goes...
The Tricycle's ambitious rep season of three new plays by leading black British dramatists continues with Seize the Day by Kwame Kwei-Armah. Our hero, Jeremy Charles, is a former insurance executive who has become a celebrity...
By Henry Hitchings, Evening Standard 03.11.09 More reviews by Henry Hitchings Bringing vigour to the role: Kobna Holdbrook-Smith as Jeremy with Sharon Duncan-Brewster as Susan Kwame Kwei-Armah is a playwright who engages with...
Michael Billington, Greater London, United Kingdom, England, London (England)
