Collection
Date
Location
Type
Making our Mark: Remembrance, Repentance and Restoration in 2007
about experiences of slavery, as a way to make new connections between past and present, education and action. The Hearings took place in Liverpool, London, Birmingham, Hull and Southwark in February and March 2007. The second strand was the Walk Making our Mark: Remembrance, Repentance and Restoration in 2007 2007
Ziba-Ufa
2007
Abolition of the Slave Trade Bicentennial Exhibition
2007
Interwoven Freedom
2007
Field Slave Number 139
on a plantation in America's Deep South. 'Field Slave Number 139' is written mostly in monologues with occasional interaction between the actors: all three were on stage for the duration of the piece. The 2007 production featured two performance poets and a local 2007
Routes to Freedom
The 'Routes to Freedom' season of events took place throughout Autumn 2007 at The Drum, an intercultural arts venue in Birmingham. The programme explored the struggle for social justice and equality in relation to African, Asian and Caribbean 2007
The Dilemma of a Ghost
2007
Connexions: History in the Making
2007
The Cotton Tree Passage
2007
Splendid Mummer
of the first Black Shakespearean actors. In 2007, the play was presented by CETTIE (a London charity working with schools, libraries, theatres, and community venues), directed by Malcolm Frederick, and starred Shango Baku. It was performed in various venues 2007
Nobody Knows
, and spirit of Black people as they fought for emancipation from slavery. In 2007 the play was presented by Krik Krak productions during the Routes to Freedom season at The Drum in Birmingham. 2007
Three Continents, One History: Birmingham, the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade and the Caribbean
2007
Sites of Memory: The Slave Trade and Abolition
2007
African Snow: Secrets of the Trade
2007
Black Atlas
2007
Rough Crossings
2007
In Stitches
2007