Chama Kay🇿🇲A Ridiculous Darkness Review: Heart of SatireIn the words of Aubrey “Drake” Graham; ‘ You can’t listen to me talk and go tell my story’. Well, this very thing has happened for the last…Mar 6, 2019Mar 6, 2019
Chama Kay🇿🇲And The Of Me Floats Review: Seeing, Not Looking“I always feel watched, but tonight I feel seen.” It is easy to use words like ‘meaningful’, ‘powerful’ and ‘important’ when reviewing a…Feb 28, 2019Feb 28, 2019
Chama Kay🇿🇲Boots Review: A Walk Through Divided BritainBritain, like most of the western world it seems, lies in a great state of division. Firm lines have been drawn, lines based on age, race…Feb 25, 2019Feb 25, 2019
Chama Kay🇿🇲“Superhoe” ReviewWritten and performed by Nicôle Lecky, “Superhoe” is a one woman show that tells the story of Sasha Clayton, a 24 year old woman from…Feb 6, 2019Feb 6, 2019
Chama Kay🇿🇲Review: Our Lady of KibehoIn 1981, three young women, attending a Catholic boarding school in Kibeho, rural Rwanda, were visited by the image of The Virgin Mary. In…Jan 21, 2019Jan 21, 2019
Chama Kay🇿🇲Windrush Square ReviewSet in the racial tensions of 1980s Brixton, Windrush Square follows the Johnsons, a West Indian family, as they navigate and live life…Sep 20, 2018Sep 20, 2018
Chama Kay🇿🇲inFWRDWhy 2018 Will Be A Great Year for Black TheatreThe year just gone has been truly amazing for Black British theatre, with breakthrough performances, challenging and entertaining new…Dec 29, 2017Dec 29, 2017
Chama Kay🇿🇲inFWRDThe Full Cost of Silence: Black Mental HealthThe past week has been Mental Health Awareness week, a cause I will always support. However, a single week is barely sufficient to even…May 12, 2017May 12, 2017
Chama Kay🇿🇲The Full Cost of Silence: Black Mental HealthThe past week has been Mental Health Awareness week, a cause I will always support. However, a single week is barely sufficient to even…May 11, 2017May 11, 2017
