Spencer brought Zora Neale Hurston to life. Costume designer Ariyela Wald-Cohain looked directly to the Downton Abbey movie for visual references. Critics praised it: Rolling Stone called it "the hidden gem of sketch comedy"; The New York Times said it was "irreverent", and Salon said it was "bright, accessibly silly and uproarious". Collider called it "a hard show to explain but a very easy one to fall in love with". In June 2020, British Vogue acknowledged Adelaide Hall in their list of "7 Remarkable Black Women Who Shaped British History". Black Plaque awarded to Adelaide Hall, 2021 Adelaide Hall was honoured in 2021 by the Black Plaque Project, an initiative of the Nubian Jak Community Trust, with a plaque commemorating her outstanding career and achievements in the world of entertainment. The plaque is placed in the world-renowned Abbey Road Recording Studios in St John's Wood, London where Hall recorded with fellow American jazz artiste and composer Fats Waller. Hall is No. 15 in the Black Plaque Project that honours the achievements throughout history of members of the UK's black community. One Minute Theatre Top 10 People of Colour in Musicals=, 2021 In March 2021, 1 Minute Theatre Reviews acknowledged Adelaide Hall in their 10 "people of colour who have made a major contribution to the stage musical". Women Inspire Podcast, 2021 Adelaide Hall - "Sing to the moon Addie and the stars will shine." In January 2021, the Women Inspire podcast devoted an episode to the life and career of Hall, titled "Sing to the moon Addie and the stars will shine". Discography 1927–1938 The Decca years, 1939–1945 Odeon (Argentina) 1943 London Records, Spirituals, 1949 Adelaide Hall and Kenneth Cantril, Spirituals, 78 rpm set Columbia (EMI) – 1951 Oriole – 1960 UK singles chart entries Filmography A Son of Satan (1924) (USA) (Micheaux Film) Dancers in the Dark (1932) (USA) (Hall's singing voice is used but she is uncredited) On the Air and Off (1933) (USA short, filmed at Biograph Studios, Bronx, New York City) (Universal Pictures) Broadway Varieties (1934) (USA short, filmed at Biograph Studios, Bronx, New York City) (Universal Pictures) All-Coloured Vaudeville Show (1935) (USA) The Kentucky Minstrels (1939 (British TV movie) The Thief of Bagdad (1940) (UK) Behind The Blackout (1940), British Pathé Newsreel Stars In Your Eyes (TV series, UK) 1946-1950. Variety in Sepia (1947) (UK) (BBC TV) A World Is Turning (towards the coloured people)