Blending theatre and voguing with Sundown Kiki Reloaded – a play like no other
In November 2021, Sundown Kiki took over The Young Vic with a show that merged ballroom culture with theatre in its celebration of queer South London. Working with an all LGBTQ+ cast of Black and global
Why Spiderman across the spider-verse is the most relatable animation out now
Spiderman Across the Spider-verse is the latest Marvel release based on a Puerto Rican, African American teenager Miles Morales, and his adolescent struggle to juggle school and his Spiderman duties. The film
Monsoon Wedding the Musical – a hit or miss for this generation?
Showing this month at St Ann’s Warehouse in Brooklyn, Mair Nair adapts Monsoon Wedding, the 2001 beloved Bollywood movie about a cross-cultural wedding, for an off-broadway audience. Arjun Bhasin designs costumes, Vishal Bhardawaj
POBM [@PrismofBlack_] is creatively championing our engagement with Black masculinity narratives
“A prism reflects light into many different colours. And that’s what we wanted to do. We wanted to put a Black man through a prism and show you many different expressions. We
A QUICK TING WITH TSKENYA-SARAH FRAZER [@tskenya]
Giving an education where it’s needed, Tskenya-Sarah Frazer is the most recent author in the series to debut her ‘Quick Ting On‘ Black Business. The groundbreaking non-fiction book series created by publisher Magdalene Abraha in 2020
THE NIGHT GALLERY: A VIBRANT CELEBRATION OF CREATIVITY LAUNCHES AT BRIXTON VILLAGE
On Thursday, 1st of June, Brixton Village is being activated with a curated evening of art, music, and poetry: ‘The Night Gallery.’ Sponsored by Brixton Brewery, which has been serving crafted beer to South Londoners
Halle Bailey’s [@hallebailey] performance in the Little Mermaid is nothing short of perfection
Famously known for her iconic rise in music with her sister, Halle Bailey has remarkably risen as a lead actress to watch this year with her performance as Ariel in Disney’s The
4 New York City Galleries showcasing South Asian Femininity
Art has always been fascinated by the feminine. But, the ones to wield the brush and unveil the mystique have historically been men. New York City’s art scene is rightfully challenging that
The antiracist production ‘Dismissed’ explores knife crime, schools and the role teachers play
Nurture or punishment is the fundamental dichotomy all teachers hold regarding caring best and educating their pupils. In Dismissed, the first full-length production by the antiracist theatre company The Upsetters, this debate is heightened
IMullar Sound System [@theimullar] Has its One-Year Anniversary Celebration
It’s already been a year since the event’s birth that has given way to a new crop of DJs and created a safe space for alternative music lovers. Since the first IMullar
India Bharadwaj’s [@indiaofalltrades] Photos Bring Culture and Emotion to the Forefront
India Bharadwaj is a 25-year-old photographer who bridges East and West in her work. Her portfolio seamlessly oscillates between women in lehengas and campaigns for multinational companies. GUAP sat down with India to
Coco Jones [@cocojones] is reviving Hilary Banks
The Bel-Air spin-off has revived many of the characters we used to see on our screens. The show managed to capture a blend of nostalgia with modernity – although the characters are