As part of International Women’s Day we are delighted that spoken word artist Koko Brown has shared fantastic works from her collection with us, including I Was A Tree and An Ode to the Strong, Independent, Black Woman.
Koko Brown is a Black-mixed, Queer, Disabled Artist & Producer. She takes pride in her roots, being ‘the other' and blends theatre, spoken word and music in all her work. She aims to make all her work #AccessibleAsStandard.
An Alumni Associate Artist at Ovalhouse, Resident Artist at the Roundhouse and Oberon Books/Bloomsbury published author, Koko has worked with the National Theatre, Latitude Festival, Soho Theatre, Brainchild, and Glastonbury Festival as well as international performance collective Hot Brown Honey.
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