Staging New Britain : aspects of Black and South Asian British theatre practice

Introduction: Staging new Britain / Geoffrey V. Davis

I could have been a playwright / Caryl Phillips

Rebaptizing the world in our own terms, Black theatre and live arts in Britain / Michael McMillan

Either for tragedy, comedy, history or musical unlimited: South Asian women playwrights in Britain / Christiane Schlote

Talawa Theatre Company, 1985-2002 / Yvonne Brewster

Issues in multicultural theatre : Birmingham Rep and its audiences / Brian Crow

Looking at new British heritage : Tamasha Theatre Company / Anne Fuchs

Vayu Naidu Company's South : new directions in theatre of storytelling / Vayu Naidu

Modern dynamics of first and second generation performance artists / Suhail Khan

"Two worlds fighting each other" : Roy Williams and contemporary Black British theatre / Aleks Sierz

Caryl Phillips's drama : a blueprint for a new Britishness? / Bérédicte Ledent. Interviews: "I'm a very northern, mixed-race woman" : an interview with SuAndi / Anne Fuchs

"We have to set our stall out artistically" : an interview with Felix Cross / Geoffrey Davis and Anne Fuchs

"This is a cultural Renaissance" : an interview with Kwame Kwei-Armah / Geoffrey Davis

"A multiplicity of voices" : an interview with John McGrath / Geoffrey Davis and Anne Fuchs

"Me

I'm a Black British Londoner" : an interview with Courttia Newland / Geoffrey Davis

"Bringing people together" : an interview with Jan Ryan / Anne Fuchs

"Once you open doors, you have to walk through them" : an interview with Kully Thiarai / Geoffrey Davis

"Finding our own voice" : an interview with Jatinder Verma / Christiane Schlote. Appendix I. The Eclipse report

Appendix 2. Selected press coverage of events linked to Birmingham Rep's production of Behzti in December 2004