

Black Plays
Yvonne Brewster


Why we like it
"'Hidden Gems' by Deirdre Osborne uncovers lesser-known works that shine a light on the rich tapestry of Off-Broadway storytelling."
From: Off-Broadway GemsWhat readers are saying
Readers enjoy the engaging storytelling and find the sequel does not disappoint. The excitement for the series is evident among those who have read both volumes.
B is for Black by Courttia Newland Moj of the Antarcticby Mojisola Adebayo The Sons of Charlie Paora by Lennie James Brown Girl in the Ringby Valerie Mason-John Something Dark by Lemn Sissay 35 Centsby Paul Anthony Morris
This distinctive new volume of drama by black British playwrights exemplifies how experiments with form, subject-matter and genre can serve to centralise the experiences of black people in local, national and international contexts of culture, politics and performance.
Each play is critically introduced, to create an anthology of interactions - between the people who have long championed the work through teaching and writing about it and the people who produce, perform and explain their intentions behind it.
Something Dark by Lemn Sissay is now a set text on Edexcel’s syllabus for A level English Literature and English Language and Literature.
Hidden Gems is a British black history play written by Deirdre Osborne and published by Oberon in London (2009).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, Google Play (eISBN 9781786823281).
No community reviews yet
Paperback
Oberon · 2009 · 240 pp
From £8.84 total
Digital prices may vary by region and tax jurisdiction.
Plays with similar themes, style, and content.