‘The Eternal Queers’ opened to a full house! Here’s our interview with the vibrant and talented Nani Mahal, who plays Stormé DeLarverie...

Dear reader, specifically, dear reader who persists in believing that one’s childhood toys are free from any kind of racial prejudice,...

The Eternal Queers is about to premiere at Wellington Pride Festival and we couldn’t be more excited to share this interview with the...

The Eternal Queers is a brand new play by BCA member Estelle Chout and will be making its world premiere at the Wellington Pride Festival...

Last week social media was shook when young Black Kiwi Ori O'Malley-Scott shared the news that her brother’s cornrows were banned in his...

A'bebi Dolls is a black owned business that makes stunning brown and black dolls. Based in Canterbury, Adeola Salami, works from home and...

The prestigious Adam NZ Play Award has just announced its shortlist of nominees. Among the names is the first black female to be on the...

A new President has been named in the US and while many folks are rejoicing, there are mixed feelings that continually remind us that...

The cast of Hairspray Live! Credit: Getty Images On 6th January, the Northern School of the Performing Arts (NSPA) announced their plans...

Monday, 1 June, celebrates what New Zealanders call Queen’s Birthday Weekend, mostly with a frenzy of sales and sleep-ins. However, this...

Following on from the enormous success of our first feature exploring the magic of our creatives during this lockdown, we decided to do...

By Diane Wesh BCA arts journalist, Diane Wesh shines a spotlight on our black creatives and how the COVID-19 pandemic is changing the way...

By Diane Wesh The world is currently locked down in ways we have never experienced in the 21st century. Collectively, every nation is...

17 March 2020 Review of Proof Written by Doroteia Driver In the heart of Ellerslie, David Auburn's Proof (2000) has been brought to life...

By Diane Wesh Mental health has been deemed a taboo topic amongst the black community for years. The term itself is rarely vocalised, and...

By Sandra Zvenyika Renée Watson describes herself as an author, teacher, activist - but the bestselling writer who's just arrived in...

By Myles Ojabo South African writer, Sisonke Msimang, talks about life, multiculturalism and her memoir 'Always Another Country', to...