Michael X - a new play which probes at the heart of politics in 1960s Britain
On the 10, 13, 17, 24 and 27 November 2008 a new play, commissioned by Kensington and Chelsea Arts Service, will be performed at The Tabernacle, Powis Square, W11 2AY.
A Trini ‘bwoy’ rolls of a boat into 1950s London. Ten years later he’s the most famous black man in Britain, but who was Michael X? Set at a political rally, Vanessa Walters’ new play probes at the heart of politics in 1960s Britain and the ‘true story’ of Michael X. Meet the pimp turned politician and hear his story told in his own words…
Written by: Vanessa Walters
Directed by: Dawn Walton
Design by: Simon Kenny
Cast: Clint Dyer
Tickets £5. Box office: 0871 271 5151 or online www.carnivalvillage.org.uk (50p online booking fee).