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Martin Belk

Martin Belk is an expat New Yorker, author, playwright and archivist for Jim Haynes and is a PhD researcher of the Drury Lane Arts Lab at Edinburgh Napier University.

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West Midlands arts sector promises 'radical' action to support black creatives

Birmingham Hippodrome, the Royal Shakespeare Company and Coventry’s Belgrade Theatre are among nearly 30 arts organisations in the West Midlands that have signed up to a pledge vowing to make "radical and permanent change" for black creatives and employee

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