Streets Paved with Gold is a long-running, successful solo play by Victor Richards, set during the Windrush era. Through the story of Augustus Cleveland Johnson, who arrives at Tilbury Docks in 1948, the play explores the experiences of African-Caribbean migrants navigating life in a new and unfamiliar Britain. With themes of hope, resilience and identity, this poignant performance captures the struggles and triumphs of those seeking opportunity and belonging. Rich in storytelling and emotional depth, Streets Paved with Gold offers an intimate and moving reflection on a pivotal moment in British history, resonating deeply with audiences.

Streets Paved with Gold

This one-woman play follows Faith’s battle against Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder in a moving and thought-provoking way. We follow her battle as she struggles with the illness and family relationships for over 30 years. During this time, Faith must hold on to her faith and see light at the end of the tunnel. This play is a true eye opener that highlights the profound impact of PMDD on all relationships and aspects of life. A must-see moving production that will bring light, hope and faith to the audience.

A Period of Faith

The story of a mixed-race Liverpudlian great-grandmother of Nigerian and Irish heritage celebrating her birthday, recalling a rollercoaster of memories – from her childhood in a Welsh convent to meeting her Nigerian Husband. Going on a journey to Nigeria only to discover 'In England I'm black. In Africa I'm white. It’s a funny, bloody world'. Celebrating life's triumphs and tragedies, and observing Liverpool’s social, economic and political life, from her uniquely humorous perspective. You think you know Scouse, well you’ve never tasted it like this before! Come have a natter in Ma Joyce's Parlour.

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