Theatre of Black Women

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Theatre of Black Women was a pioneering British theatre company dedicated to creating and staging work by and about Black women, co-founded by writer Bernardine Evaristo in the 1980s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Black theatre company
feminist arts organisation
theatre company
activity new writing development
touring productions
workshops
artForm drama
stage performance
audience Black communities in Britain
wider British theatre audiences
basedIn London theatre scene
coFoundedBy Bernardine Evaristo NERFINISHED
contributedTo development of Black British women playwrights
visibility of Black women in British theatre
country United Kingdom
culturalContext Black British culture
British theatre history
dissolved late 1980s
ethos Black feminist
field performing arts
focus Black British women
Black women
feminist theatre
foundedBy Bernardine Evaristo NERFINISHED
Patricia Hilaire NERFINISHED
Paulette Randall NERFINISHED
genre theatre
inception 1982
language English
location London, England
surface form: London
mission to create and stage work by and about Black women
movement Black Arts Movement in Britain NERFINISHED
Black British women’s theatre
notableMember Bernardine Evaristo NERFINISHED
Patricia Hilaire NERFINISHED
Paulette Randall NERFINISHED
notableWork Plays by and about Black women
significance one of the first Black women’s theatre companies in Britain
pioneering Black British feminist theatre company
subjectMatter Black British history
experiences of Black women in Britain
race and gender
timePeriod 1980s
typeOfOrganisation collective

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Bernardine Evaristo coFounderOf Theatre of Black Women