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Caleb Azumah Nelson to deliver keynote speech at the National Creative Writing Industry Day 2021
Caleb Azumah Nelson will deliver a keynote speech to aspiring writers as the National Creative Writing Industry Day returns to its usual venue in Manchester on 5 November.
STATION ELEVEN by Emily St. John Mandel is reissued for The Picador Collection
STATION ELEVEN by Emily St. John Mandel has been unveiled as one of 13 books being reissued as part of a new paperback series, The Picador Collection, launching in February 2022.
John Leonard
John Leonard started work as a sound designer before the term was even coined in the UK and in his forty years in the industry, he has produced soundtracks for shows all over the world.
ANGELA BLACK, ITV 9pm, Sunday 10th October
Be sure to check out ITV's latest drama ANGELA BLACK, which airs on ITV at 9 pm, Sunday 10th October.
COBRA Series 2 airs 9pm, 15th October 2021, on Sky Max
The much-anticipated second series of COBRA returns to our screens tonight, 9 pm on Sky Max.
Black British Theatre Awards 2021 Nominees
The Black British Theatre Awards Nominees have been announced and we are thrilled to have some incredible UA clients included!
Winner of 1999 Royal Television Society Award for Best Newcomer for A LIFE FOR A LIFE.
Nominated for 1999 Royal Television Society Award for Best Actor for A LIFE FOR A LIFE.
Winner of the Liverpool Film Office Award for Best Performance in a Drama.
Joelle Taylor and Michael Symmons Roberts are shortlisted for the 2021 T. S. Eliot Prize
Congratulations to Joelle Taylor and Michael Symmons Roberts on being shortlisted for the 2021 T. S. Eliot prize for their poetry collections C+nto & Othered Poems (The Westbourne Press) and Ransom (Cape Poetry) respectively. The T. S. Eliot Prize Shortlist Readings will take place on Sunday 9th January 2022 in the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall, hosted by Ian McMillan. Tickets for the readings in-person in the Royal Festival or livestreamed online are available from www.southbankcentre.co.uk.
Alexander Starritt
Alexander Starritt was born half-Scots, half-German in 1985, and grew up in the Scottish north-east. Educated in Edinburgh and at Oxford, he translates fiction, poetry and academia from German, including Stefan Zweig's A Chess Story.