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JN Benjamin

JN Benjamin

Biography

JN Benjamin is a broadcaster, producer, and writer from south London. Follow her on twitter @reviewsandtings

Recent Articles

Rapunzel review

Rapunzel review

Outstanding panto from writer and lyricist Geoffrey Aymer that brings the Grimm tale to the heart of modern Peckham
Cinderella review

Cinderella review

Christmas show from Danusia Samal with worthy themes needs an injection of seasonal sparkle
Nancy Medina

Nancy Medina

Nancy Medina has taken over Bristol Old Vic at a fragile time for theatre, facing different challenges to those of her predecessors. She talks about the traditions she’s challenging, the shows she’s staging and the organisation she’s reshaping
Brassic FM review

Brassic FM review

Stef O’Driscoll and Zia Ahmed co-create a rousing piece of gig-theatre
The Architect review

The Architect review

An impressive team of writers and artists have united to stage a moving piece of immersive theatre inspired by the life and death of Stephen Lawrence
Tristan Fynn-Aiduenu: 'The UK has a real thing against revivals of contemporary work'

Tristan Fynn-Aiduenu: 'The UK has a real thing against revivals of contemporary work'

Writer-director Tristan Fynn-Aiduenu tells JN Benjamin how the acclaimed For Black Boys... overcame a tough initial reception to garner glowing reviews and engage a generation of young, Black theatregoers – and may return for more...
School Girls; Or, the African Mean Girls Play review

School Girls; Or, the African Mean Girls Play review

Eloquent exploration of the effects of colourism delivers a valuable lesson and lots of laughter
Recognition review

Recognition review

Amanda Wilkin and Rachel Nanyonjo stage a beautiful tribute to Croydon local and internationally acclaimed musician, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
We Need New Names review

We Need New Names review

Director Monique Touko and writer Mufaro Makubika rejoin forces for this energetic adaptation of NoViolet Bulawayo’s award-winning novel
STARS: An Afrofuturist Space Odyssey review

STARS: An Afrofuturist Space Odyssey review

A multilayered lesson in untaught space history and the politics of female pleasure
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