Welcome!
I am an actress, voice artist and employment lawyer living and working in London. Born in London Battersea, growing up in Kent and of Ghanian descent.
My project Afro Archives, A Performer’s World – explores the experience of black women with afro-textured hair in the performance industry by comparing it to those of different cultural heritage, also looking at gender and age differences too.
I’m former chair of The Act For Change Project, a charity campaigning for greater diversity in the arts alongside an incredible group of people as co-trustees, committee members and ambassadors.
Currently appearing on tour around the UK in an adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest – a Two Gents Production. We will then be based in London at Tara Arts Theatre from February 25 to March 16, 2019. If you’re around, we’d love to have you come and join us, and share a new way of experiencing this play. Tickets for Tara Arts right here.
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Photo: Loreen Brown: Africa Fashion
May the almighty God strengthen you for the good work you are doing, i love it. Thanks
Steve, you obviously psesoss a more svelte figure than I, as that jacket didn’t fit me at all when I tried it on last week! I will have to stick with my trusty Chelsea Sport Quilt, it seems. Great to see JL championing British brands like Barbour, Smedley and Cheaney with this promising collaboration, though. It’s ALL about those heritage brands.