Review - Category B

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Amelia reviews the world premiere of Category B.

This Roy Williams play kicks off London's Tricycle Theatre's Not Black and White season in which three black British playwrights explore the state of the nation at the end of the first decade of the 21st century.

Published in the Harrow, Wembley and Pinner Observer newspapers.

My Mother Said I Never Should - Review

Review of Charlotte Keatley's classic play with original director Brigid Larmour back in charge.

Published by Itchy London part of the national Itchy City entertainment guide websites.

Stockwell - Play Review

Published by Red Pepper, read Amelia's review of Stockwell, the gripping play of the inquest into the police killing of innocent Jean Charles de Menezes.

Play Review - "P***ography" at the Tricycle Theatre

By Amelia for Trinity Mirror Southern newspapers across north London
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Kulez is Cool As

Sourced, interviewed, written and photographed by Amelia for the
Harrow Observer


Up and coming rapper Kulez shares a small space with Amelia to talk about battling, tea and his Zimbabwean roots.

Anti-Racism Arts Event with Amnesty International

Amelia has been heavily involved with Amnesty International for a number of years. One of the key events Amelia created and ran was an arts event against racism.


Talented musicians, poets, writers and visual artists generously gave their time to an important cause.










In addition to managing the whole event from venue to performers with assistance from an Amnesty team, Amelia wrote, designed and distributed all the publicity material, presented some of her creative writing and compered the evening in Czech and English.

Scroll down and click here to see some of the posters Amelia created for this event on the Amnesty website.