Hampstead theatre, LondonThe ingenious struggle of a new generation of entrepreneurs is charted in Dawn Walton's bright revival of Alfred Fagon's prescient 1975 play Alfred Fagon's play, first staged at Hampstead in 1975, has acquired new resonance over the years. Declamatory and bristling with harshness, it provides an impassioned report on what it was to be black in Britain in the 70s " when the West Indies cricket…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 06:48AM on June 20, 2021