‘Black Is The Color of My Voice’ at the NTR
On 3 July 2022 Ports Fest presents to you the play inspired by the life of Nina Simone and featuring many of her most iconic songs performed live in the New Theatre Royal. Written and performed by Apphia Campbell. Apphia Campbell’s acclaimed play follows a successful singer and civil rights activist as she seeks redemption after the untimely death of her father. She reflects on the journey that took her from a young piano prodigy destined for a life in the service of the church, to a renowned jazz vocalist at the forefront of the Civil Rights Movement. Following sell-out seasons in Shanghai, New York, Edinburgh, and in the West End of London, Fringe First award winner Apphia Campbell brings her acclaimed play to Ports Fest for one night only. Recommended for ages 12+
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Ports Fest 2024 - Size isn’t everything….
News from Ports Fest
Ports Fest 2024 - Size isn’t everything….
Ports Fest Mardi Gras 2024 - Futures
Ukraine Benefit Concert
Ports Fest announces the Ukraine Benefit Concert on 17th June featuring outstanding guitarist Carlos Bonell and friends.
‘Black Is The Color of My Voice’ at the NTR
On 3 July 2022 Ports Fest presents to you the play inspired by the life of Nina Simone as part of our 2022 Festival.
Ports Fest SUBMERGED Installation drops at the Mary Rose Museum!
SUBMERGED Installation drops at the Mary Rose Museum
Black Dyke Band to perform at the Kings Theatre
Black Dyke Band will perform at the Kings Theatre in July 2022