Work in theatre includes The Boy with Two Hearts (National Theatre / Wales Millennium Centre) One Under and The Solid Life of Sugar Water (also at the National Theatre) for Graeae and Theatre Royal Plymouth Aruna and the Raging Sun for Graeae, the British Council, India and La Fura Dels Baus as part of UK/India Year of Culture 2017 Cosmic Scallies for Graeae and the Royal Exchange, Manchester Iron Man for Graeae on UK and international tour Prometheus Awakes for Graeae, Greenwich+Docklands International Festival, Stockton International Riverside Festival and La Fura Dels Baus, as part of London 2012 Festival. He also writes for Film and Television.Īmit Sharma trained with Missing Piece 1 (Graeae Theatre Company). Ryan is the Co-Founder and Artistic Director of Nouveau Riche Theatre Company. It toured UK and was revived twice at Soho Theatre before its 2023 run at Chelsea Factory, New York.Īlso, Typical (Nouveau Riche/Soho Theatre) at Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Soho Theatre Rhapsody won Off West End Adopt A Playwright Award 2018 and was produced at Arcola Theatre (Nouveau Riche) Timbuktu produced at Black Lives Black Words Festival, Bush/Theatre Royal, Stratford East (Nouveau Riche). Other productions include Living Newspaper, My White Best Friend (and Other Letters Left Unsaid), (Royal Court Theatre) Human Nurture (Theatre Centre/Crucible Sheffield co-produced UK tour) Queens of Sheba (producers: Nouveau Riche/New Diorama/Soho Theatre) premiered at Edinburgh Festival Fringe and New Diorama, won Edinburgh Untapped Award, The Stage Edinburgh Award, Offie Award for Best Performance Piece. At Black British Theatre Awards 2022 it won Best Production Play Award and Best Director Award at Stage Debut Awards 2022 the ensemble were joint-winners of Best Performer in a Play. Ryan Calais Cameron’s For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When the Hue Gets Too Heavy premiered at New Diorama Theatre, transferring to Royal Court, then Apollo Theatre, West End in March 2023 (producers: Nouveau Riche/Boundless/New Diorama/Royal Court Theatre).

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