
Kamari
Kamari Romeo is the founder of the Black History School.
He graduated from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in 2013 with a BA in Drama, Applied Theatre and Education. He then went on to achieve an MA with distinction in Creative Producing in Dec 2019.
He has since worked with children and young people in youth centres, primary and secondary school settings. Kamari has come full circle producing the Black History School as a response to the Black Lives Matter movement in June 2020.
In addition to encouraging anti-racism, Kamari wishes to dismantle the notion that Black history is only connected to slavery, offering more positive and authentic representations of our history from the past and present.
Producing Credits Include:
The Ritual (Battersea Arts Centre/Roundhouse), Urinal Residency (Live Art Development Agency)
Television Credits Include:
The Split 2 (BBC), Silent Witness (BBC)
Theatre credits include:
Summer in London (Theatre Royal Stratford East) The Bear/The Proposal (Young Vic) Elemental (Bush Theatre), The Jungle Book (Emporium Brighton) and Alice in Wonderland (The Minack Theatre)
Poetry Credits Include
Roundhouse Resident Artist (Roundhouse), The Huffington Post UK, King's College London, Barbican Young Poets 2014/15 (Barbican)
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Kamari Romeo
Artistic Director- Humblebee Creative
Photo credit: John Godwin