A Zimbabwean woman raised in London, faces up to mortality after her grandmother’s death. Unsure of how to properly grieve, she invents syncretic incantations to process her healing.

Co- Directed with Xanthus Peters 

Devised & Perfomed By Second Year Applied Theatre Students

Written By William Shakespare

 Third Year Scene Studies

A young, black British Muslim says society taught her how to braid her tongue but what she wants to know is how to braid her own hair.

Autobiographical fringe production of a “young underclass lesbian” battling addiction and homelessness.

Directed By Lanre Malaolu

Directed By Paul Hart and Anjali Mehra

Directed By Lanre Malaolu

Directed By Greg Hersov

BBC Production

Directed By Miranda Cromwell

Kirk-Ann Writing Debut

Exploring identity, social status and migration through spoken word poetry, theatre & live music.

Curated through the Roundhouse Resident Artist programme, the play is still in development. 

Co-Written with Henry Maddicott

SPINE 2021’s festival theme of Empathy for 7 – 11 year olds. A spoken word poetry show, heartfelt and full of quirky humour, telling the action-packed story of new friendships and adventures that go cat-astrophically wrong.  

Co-Written with and created by “TYPT” (Talawa Young People’s Theatre) program, which focuses on emerging Black talent in London. 

Bite Your Tongue delve into racism and racial injustice, confronting difficult conversations despite societal pressures to remain silent.  

A poem in response to the 1980’s film Babylon directed By Franco Rosso commission by Inua Ellams Poetry Film Hack

A peom about the Moon commission by the National Meritime Musem for their Moon Fest

A poem about Climate Change comissioned by London Zoo Legal & General

A poem about Police Brutality in London commissioned by Safe Ground For Matter Of Life & Death Symposium