Iranno Jeremiah as Sidney. (Photo: Marc Brenner)
REVIEW: Retrograde, Kiln (2023)
Sidney Poitier in Joe McCarthy’s America “All this time I thought I was finding it hard to get work because I was Black, now I learn it was because someone…
Alex Mugnaioni as Jim and Patricia Allison as Kath. (Photo: Steve Gregson)
REVIEW: Jules and Jim, Jermyn Street Theatre (2023)
Le Ménage à Trois “I want to love one Woman” Jules.“I want to love Women” Jim. “I only seek Justice" Kath. Alex Mugnaioni as Jim and Patricia Allison as…
DIXON AND DAUGHTERS by Deborah Bruce ;
Production ;
Cast ;
Brid Brennan as Mary ;
Alison Fitzjohn as Briana ;
Yazmin Kayani as Ella ;
Andrea Lowe as Julie ;
Posy Sterling as Leigh ;
Directed by Roisin McBrinn ;
Set and Costume Designer: Kat Heath ;
Lighting Designer: Paule Constable ;
Sound Designer: Sinead Diskin ;
Movement Director: Sarita Piotrowski ;
Fight Director: Bethan Clark ;
Dialect Coach: Michaela Kennen ;
Staff Director: Monae Robinson ;
Casting by Alastair Coomer CDG & Bryony Jarvis-Taylor ;
Company Voice Work: Shereen Ibrahim ;
Wellbeing Practitioner: Samantha Llewellyn ;
Associate Lighting: Mildred Moyo ;
A co-production with Clean Break and National Theatre ;
London, UK ;
15 April 2023 ;
Credit and copyright: Helen Murray
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REVIEW: Dixon and Daughters, Dorfman NT (2023)
What Deborah Bruce’s play at the National Theatre does well is to explore the fall out from situations of child abuse. The damage to the children is compounded by not being believed and those closest to them, who should protect them, allying with their abuser.