Lolita appeared on BBC Breakfast to discuss Life of Pi & Invisible Cities on 5th July 2019
Lolita appeared on BBC Radio 4’s Loose Ends on 24 June 2019, alongside actress Indira Varma, Artistic Director Lynette Linton, author Ayisha Malik (pictured) and hosted by Clive Anderson. The show is available here.
Ssrah Hemming’s interview with Lolita for the FT for Life of Pi and Invisible Cities can be seen here June 2019.
Read Lolita’s Cultural Highlights here, as featured in The Observer in June 2019.
How my Doctor father made me love the NHS.. an article in The Daily Telegraph featuring Lolita and her father, to promote The Greatest Wealth at The Old Vic 2018. To read click here.
Ira Aldridge: the black actor who became the toast of Victorian London.. an article written by Lolita for The Times 2016. To read click here.
Lolita’s interview in The Stage can be seen here 2016
Daily Express 2016 here.
Lolita was featured in the BBC Writers Room for Red Velvet. To read the interview click here.
Lolita Chakrabarti, Red Velvet and whats wrong with theatre today.. an article written by Lolita for The Independent in 2014 can be read here.
Red Velvet interview with Lolita, Adrian Lester and Indhu Rubasingham in The Observer 2012.
Just watched the documentary #TheAustralianDream. Seeing the cold, ugly face of racism in this film is chilling. Adam Goodes is amazing. What a strong and talented man. An important story.
Every time I go to @oldvictheatre I remember Ira Aldridge who performed there when it was the Royal Coburg Theatre in 1825. Never to be forgotten again.
Continuing on from @Lolitachakra's profile on Ira Aldridge, we've invited past Old Vic writers and performers to contribute to an ongoing series celebrating Black creatives, artists and public figures for #BlackHistoryMonth https://bit.ly/3dWrG4B
It’s amazing when you write a script and visionary collaborators spin it into magic. A big salute to @59productions and @Rambertdance This looks stunning. https://www.newvisionfestival.gov.hk/2020/en/stones-of-venice/
Delighted to have written the script for this innovative film based on Invisible Cities @MIFestival last year. The show will go on!!
Stones of Venice, our latest VR piece, will premiere at New Vision Festival on 31st October. The narrative VR piece is inspired by @59productions @Rambertdance @MIFestival stage production of Invisible Cities, placing the viewer at the heart of the action http://www.newvisionfestival.gov.hk