• Wed 23 Sep – Freelancer Mixer (link opens in a new tab), 6pm
  
• Thu 24 Sep – Post-show DJ set from Ifran Rainy
• Thu 1 Oct – Reclamation Poetry event with  Samatar Elmi, 2 pm
• Thu 1 Oct – Post-show DJ set from Decks in the City, 10.45pm
• Wed 7 Oct – Conversations of Truth: Exploring identity and representation in the Black diaspora with  FACE, 2pm 
• Thu 8 Oct –  Night of Black Cultural Celebration with DJ  MYOHMY

Pop into the Everyman anytime from 11am throughout the run of Death of a Salesman to explore Afro futuristic/Afro centric inspired costumes, posters and artwork, our immersive Nomadic tent installation, and the Literature & podcast corner – including our Talking Heads Seafarer archives…

NOMADIC TENT INSTALLATION

An interactive exhibition that invites its viewers to become a part of a conversation about the city they call home. Enter into the tent – and join the conversation. Audiences will be offered the chance to respond to questions and provocation, with the aim of building community for freelancers. Step into this living room and have a natter.

LITERATURE AND PODCAST CORNER

Come and lose yourself in a good book, or listen to an enthralling podcast in our cosy corner. All of the literature provided has similar themes to Death Of A Salesman, and there will be a podcast available to listen to via QR code/our headphones. 

TALKING HEADS – SEAFARER ARCHIVES

In this exhibition, we have a series of footage from Seafarers of Liverpool. Most of the footage is from Cruel Sea, a project from the Everyman over a decade ago. This has been pieced together from our archives and Liverpool Library.

AFRICA OYÉ BROCHURES

View a selection of Africa Oyé brochures, generously donated for display by the festival organisers. Africa Oyé takes place annually in Liverpool’s Sefton Park and is the UK’s largest celebration of African music and culture.

EXHIBITION

Until Fri 2 Oct – Visit the exhibition in EV2, featuring artwork by Sumuyya Khader and Anna Loy, two artists whose work contributes to the Afro-Scouse atmosphere surrounding Death of a Salesman. Selected pieces are available to purchase.

To enquire about purchasing Sumuyya Khader’s artwork, please visit their website. Information on purchasing Anna Loy’s pieces is available from Box Office.

FACE is a not-for profit organisation dedicated to catalysing transformation within Higher Education Arts and Design fields, and the creative industries. Their mission is to champion equity, inclusivity and unity, with a specific focus on addressing issues related to race, colour, and ethnicity. They are taking over one week in the building during week 3 of Death of a Salesman with lots of exciting, engaging content which is free to enjoy.

Lead Curators: Davina Hawthorne, (De Monfort University and FACE Council member)

Co – Curators: Andrew Ibi, (Liverpool John Moores University, Co-Founder of FACE) Nada Koreish (Cardiff Metropolitan University and FACE Council Member), Benita Odogwu-Atkinson (FACE Co-chair)

THE EXHIBITION, Mon 5 – Sat 10 Oct

A showcase of fashion, art, and design celebrating Afrocentric and Afrofuturist perspectives.

THE READING CORNER, Mon 5 – Sat 10 Oct

A space to relax and browse published and digital works by FACE members. Browse books, scan QR codes for digital galleries, watch videos and read stories.

THE PANEL, Wed 7 Oct

FACE Conversations of Truth – 01: Exploring identity and representation in the Black diaspora, 2pm
Design Futures in the Black Diaspora: Celebrating Legacies. Reclaiming Histories. Imagining Futures.

This event launches FACE Conversations of Truth, a new series of public dialogues in which creative provocations become catalysts for critical reflection, creative exchange and collective action.

Bringing together voices from education, industry and creative practice, this inaugural conversation celebrates the enduring legacy, excellence, influence and future of designers across the Black diaspora.

Through a critical exploration of identity, representation, innovation, cultural heritage and creative leadership, the panel will consider how celebrating excellence while reclaiming overlooked histories can help shape more equitable and imaginative futures for fashion, design, creative expression and education.

Learn more: weareface.uk

Mama Put & Chop will bring global flavours to the Street Café every Thu, Fri & Sat from 6pm-7pm throughout the run of Death of a Salesman, Starting on the 24th of September. Check back here for the menu as it updates across the season.

All events are free to attend, with food from Mama Put & Chop available to purchase.