Tristan Fynn-Aiduenu: ‘Give Black People the Keys to the Building’
Subject
British Writers; JMK Award
Description
Tristan Fynn-Aiduenu, 25, is a playwright, director and actor. He grew up in south London, studied English and drama at Roehampton University, and completed an MA in writing for the stage at the Royal Central School of Drama, London. Fynn-Aiduenu won the 2019 JMK award for emerging directors, and directs Arinzé Kene’s 2011 play Little Baby Jesus, which is at the Orange Tree theatre, Richmond, until 16 November.
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Holly Williams
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Publisher
theguardian.com
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