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Nigerian Tunji Sowande quietly breaks through multiple barriers to become Britains first Black judge in 1978. Also a fine concert singer and keen cricket lover, he muses on international politics and history as they affect the Black world from Africa to the USA and Britain, from the point of view of one who would rather watch sports, and spread love and peace through the medium of song.
Recalling heroic sporting achievements alongside epoch-defining political events, Tayo Aluko delivers a masterclass in performance art, research and history.
"A fascinating show" (4 Stars) The Guardian
"First Rate" The Guardian on Call Mr. Robeson
"Prepare to be bowled over" (4 stars) Wirral Globe
"Another triumph that thrills and touches" (5 Stars) British Theatre Guide
Brilliantly creates the picture of a remarkable, humane and forgiving man. Counsel Magazine
"A superb play" (9/10) Liverpool Sound and Vision
"Every socialist, anti-racist and anti-imperialist will love this" Socialist Worker
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LocationThe Courtyard Theatre (View)
Bowling Green Walk, 40 Pitfield Street
London N1 6EU
United Kingdom
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