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BLACK HISTORY MONTH
EVENTS in
CORNWALL & PLYMOUTH 
OCTOBER 2025

We Are Here To Share

 Saturday 25 Oct 2025
The Drum, Theatre Royal Plymouth

Beyond Face presents an evening showcasing two brand new works in development from Beyond Face Associate Artists Lau Batty and Rozelle Gemma.

Over the course of this year, Lau and Roz have been developing brand new pieces of work for the stage, creating a new part of their show and performing it at each of our We are scratch nights in Southampton, Bristol and Ilfracombe.

This We are Here to Share event is the culmination of our Associate Artists programme, the chance to watch the full-length installment of these two brand new shows, which draw on the artists’ personal experiences, telling unique, compelling and powerful stories.

Come along, support new work and share your feedback in this celebration of work in development.

 

About Beyond Face

Beyond Face exists to work with South West based global majority artists, young people and regional voices across the region, providing them with a variety of opportunities to develop their craft and share their work with live audiences. Beyond Face also create their own productions that explore contemporary themes and issues, alongside playing with different genres and forms.

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Sat 11th October 2025

 Talks, Films, Music & Performance

To Whom Does This Belong?

& Stolen from God â€‹

 St Germans Priory, Cornwall, PL12 5NP

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Programme
   15.30 - 17.15 :  

"Whose heritage? Port Eliot Estate, Country House Connections with Enslavement and Trade".  Dr Jo Buchanan
"Abolition and the role of Edward Eliot MP"

Coco Brown, Port Eliot.

“To Whom Does This Belong?”

Film and discussion led by Abi Tahela, Black Voices Cornwall


   19.30 - 21.45 :

Stolen from God

Reg Meuross & Gambian Kora master Suntou Susso perform  their songs, stories & music with actor Karen Gledhill

**Doors open 30 minutes before each event. Evening bar available.**

FRIDAY 17th OCT, 7-9PM
GIVE BACK PROJECT PLYMOUTH PRESENTS
AFRI-NILOTIC JIGS & DIASPORA ENCOUNTERS 
AN AUDIENCE WITH EBO KRDUM

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GIVE BACK PROJECT PLYMOUTH PRESENTS
A 2025 BLACK HISTORY MONTH EVENT
Afro- Nilotic Jigs and Diaspora Encounters- An Audience with Ebo Krdum
7-9pm FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER 20025

ROLLE BUILDING
PLYMOUTH PL4 8AA

In celebration of Black History Month, we are honoured and privileged to host a brilliant, internationally recognised artist in a memorable concert!

 

Afro- Nilotic Jigs and Diaspora Encounters- An Audience with Ebo Krdum

 

Ebo Krdum is a Sudanese Swedish self-taught singer, song writer, guitarist, artist, actor and activist. He creates contemporary afro-blues and afrobeat music rooted in several musical traditions around sub-Saharan Africa. Ebo sings in different languages, and his lyrics mostly contain topics such as justice, peace, freedom, equality, diversity, revolution and liberty.

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