Daphne Alexander |

Little Stitches, Theatre 503, review: Piercingly eloquent mini-dramas about FGM

A profoundly upsetting series of plays, but ones that give enhanced clarity as they explores the barbarous ritual from various angles...

26 August, 2014

Little Stitches at Theatre503 | Theatre review

... we need to know what it is that is happening around us and how to combat it. Little Stitches is a pleasing and informative place to look...

23 August, 2014

Playwrights explore trauma and psychological damage of FGM

Team behind Little Stitches, BAREtruth's four-part play about female genital multilation, aims to open up debate on the issue...

21 August, 2014

Tony Hall and the future of music on the BBC

Daphne Alexander as Modesty makes her bold, brave, beautiful and believable....

18 June, 2014

How To Set A Scene Without A Set: City Stories at The St James Theatre Studio

Raw, informal and quietly profound. This surprising evening of London stories for our times, linked through musical interludes, addresses the big questions of life....

16 November, 2013

City Stories by James Phillips at St James Theatre

Daphne took time to answer a few questions about City Stories from Neil Cheesman of LondonTheatre1.com....

10 November, 2013

Hidden in the Sand – Recent Reviews

"Daphne Alexander provides great support as her war photographer with a knack of causing fireworks with the people around her" http://web.archive.org/web/20150626140729/http://sosogay.co.uk/2013/review-hidden-sand-trafalgar-studios/ "energetic, impulsive Daphne Alexander" http://www.whatsonstage.com/london-theatre/reviews/10-2013/hidden-in-the-sand_32188.html "the adventurous photographer Sophia, played with gusto by Daphne Alexander" http://www.thestage.co.uk/reviews/review.php/38995/ "Daphne Alexander and Sally Dexter's relationship of Aunty and Niece was wonderful; the charisma...

22 October, 2013

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