Five characters, their hands stained from fruit-picking, remember the assaults of people-smugglers. On the brick walls around them are illuminated columns of words in English, German, Arabic, Chinese. They ripple like waves. Photo of Daphne Alexander and Zed Joseph by Daniel David Sentosa...
A selection of recent reviews from the "City Stories" run at 59E59 Theater, New York City in May 2016 as part of the "Brits Off Broadway" festival....
For this ambitious and enthralling collaboration between the Slung Low company, the Crucible and Sheffield People’s Theatre, dramatist James Phillips adapted the Arthurian legend to a contemporary setting in which a rebel leader uses social media to foment a revolution. Daphne Alexander plays the love-torn...
This is work at a sophisticated creative level. Great credit then to all the players and to James Phillips for his direction, quite apart from his luminous yet precisely calibrated writing....
Daphne Alexander was awarded the Cyprus Madame Figaro Actress of The Year Award 2014....
I was promised an evening about tales of love and magic in London and I was not disappointed. St James Theatre Studio is a perfectly formed bijou character filled auditorium, with its bar, tables and upstairs lounge swivel chairs, it created a charismatic setting for...
BAREtruth Theatre Company presents a thought-provoking, artistically valid selection of short plays on the subject of female genital mutilation...
A profoundly upsetting series of plays, but ones that give enhanced clarity as they explores the barbarous ritual from various angles...
... 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...
Team behind Little Stitches, BAREtruth's four-part play about female genital multilation, aims to open up debate on the issue...