The Beatification of Area Boy by Wole Soyinka faxed in 1995; Independent Black Women play leaflet of show at the Lewisham Theatre 1995; The Musical Marabi (flyer) presented by the Junction Avenue Theatre company - 1995; The Bibi Crew press release; pictures of various actors and actresses including SuAndi, Robbie McCauley, Surendra Kolmar, Shirley Ogiste, Garfield Allen, Alastair Bain (as the Front cover of Frontseat Issue 1), Mehtab T. C., Parminder Sekhon, Catherine Ugwu, Jackie Diane Kelley.
Flyers: Night of the Dons, Tickets and Ties, Say Hallelujah (copy); Black History Month programme (1991?); poster: Apna Festival; Tracing conference on Black writing (poster - 1997).
Small poster presenting Fishing, Paulette Randall's play directed by Yvonne Brewster; The Black Theatre Season 1983; leaflets presenting Vigilantes by Farrukh Dhondy from the Asian Co-operative Theatre, Nevis Mountain Dew by Steve Carter from the Black Theatre Cooperative, The Pirate Princess by Barbara Gloudon along with the programme of the Black Theatre Season 1985.
Contact sheets read Lloyd Richards @ C.I., Images of Lloyd Richards and other people talking at conference. Picture by Amrando Atkinson; correspondence includes Positive Publicity Company and membership letters written by Diane Theophane; picture and file about author Eleanor Earl.
Play flyers: The Basement Table, The Jordan Family, Othello, Azadi, Redemption Song, Lawrence Batley theatre programme, Fast Track by the Independent Theatre Council (1998); conferences: Where Do We Go From Here?, The Invisible Voice: paper from Bonnie Greer, Mike Phillips, David Bryan; invitation list to the Open Forum Meeting (1998); guests and visitors lists for the conference Correcting the Picture.
Companies listing (1996); hand-written notes include report; letter launching the magazine Fontseat; productions material; information on arts festivals; cashflow forecast; Co-ordinator's report (April 1996); Emanations News & Information from East Midlands Arts - issue May 1996; Arts Information Digest - issue May 1996; Funny Black Women on the Edge presented by the Theatre Royal Stratford East; The No-Boys Cricket Club: press release; Association of Dance of the African Diaspora newsletter (April 1996); Bradford Festival's programme (1996); Alternative Arts programme preview (1996); Arts Council Bulletin (May 1996); Total Theatre - Volume 7 number 3 (Autumn 1995); Interchanges: a newsletter of the international and education initiative - issue 9; Black Women on the Move: newsletter sponsored by Angela Mortimer plc; Art (including play) leaflets and programmes: Sakoba Dance Theatre, Royal Shakespeare Company, Little Angel Theatre, Mushaira at the Drum Theatre, The Place Theatre, Carmen at Sadler's Wells, The League of Gentlemen, Mules by W. Pinnock, Leeds International Indian Music Conference, Ballycastle Festival '96, Yaa Asantewaa leaflets (2), Ujamaa Arts project, Art Link, ICA programme (June '96), Southern Arts residencies schemes (1995-1996), International Workshop Festival, Lambeth Environmental Services, South Bank University Local Economy Policy: impact analysis on The Role of Black and Minority Ethnic Businesses in Regeneration, arts festivals, Moving Visions in Community Dance; Blurb Magazine; outline for the Birmingham Training Course for Theatre Directors; courses at The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts; information on Rubba flexible Pan African Dance Tutor; London Academy of Performing Arts.
Programmes present the festival run by the organisation and give a summary of the plays Say Hallelujah, Eden, Blood, Sweat and Fears. Also presents theatre directors Alby James and Yvonne Brewster, displaying portrait shots of them along with their biographies.
Programme gives a summary of the Writers project, training, the five year plan, and the plays Dog, Beef, No Chicken, Lazarus and His Beloved, Song of Death, the workshops (Linkages). Also presents the artists and technicians, displaying portrait shots for most of them.
The Black Theatre Forum Limited compiled documentation to present the 1989 theatre festival and their five year plan. Details include summaries of the plays and artists, and technicians biographies (including photographs). Presentation of Linkages - the acting workshop in cinema and theatre; training structure along with other workshops (including photographs); company members list. Presentation of the American artist director Douglass Turner-Ward, founder members of the Negro Ensemble.
Brown poster presenting one of the earliest festivals organised by the Forum. It was sponsored by the Greater London Council. The poster includes foreign language writing. It states the names of Temba Theatre Company, Asian Co-operative Theatre, and Carib Theatre Production along with the name of the producer, Anton Phillips.
Text based, self-adhesive poster presenting the plays Dog by Dennis Scott, Lazarus and His Beloved by Kahlil Gibran, Song of Death by Tewfik El-Hakimand, Beef, No Chicken by Derek Walcott. The representations were held at the Shaw Theatre in London.
Text presenting the plays Lazarus and His Beloved by Kahlil Gibran and Song of Death by Tewfik El - Hakim (Al - Hakim). Renu Setna directed both plays, which were part of the double bill. Presentation gives a summary of the plays designed by Souheil Sleiman. Lighting: Sangara Singh.