Lyric Hammersmith, LondonJocelyn Bioh's comedy " following a day in the life of a Harlem braiding salon " is filled with humour and hijinks 'Don't touch my hair" is a racially-charged statement of Black femininity, encapsulating the personal as political. Hair is political here too, though there is plenty of consenting touching in Jocelyn Bioh's comedy following a day in the life of a Harlem braiding salon. Bioh's fo…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 07:54PM on March 31, 2026