1968. Midlands MP Enoch Powell has something to say. Something he feels needs to be said. Something that could divide Britain forever. 1992. Oxford academic and daughter of a Caribbean immigrant, Rose Cruickshank wants answers. Enoch's controversial words about immigration shattered her childhood. Now she wants to know what led him to say them. Will a meeting with the man himself allow her to find the inner peace she desperately craves?T01762462744Presented byOliver Mackwood. Presented byCharles Diamond (in association with the Park Theatre). Company Birmingham Repertory Theatre. Director Roxana Silbert. Design Ti Green. Lighting Chahine Yavroyan. Sound Giles Thomas. Design Louis Price (video design). Director Anna Morrissey (movement director). Other Stephen Kemble (voice and dialect coach). Director Luke Kernaghan (associate director). Performer Ian McDiarmid (Enock Powell). Performer Nicholas Le Prevost (Clem Jones). Performer Amelia Donkor (Rose Cruickshank / Joyce Cruickshank). Performer Paula Wilcox (Grace Hughes / Marjorie Jones). Performer Waleed Akhtar (Saeed). Performer Ameet Chana (Sultan / Doctor Sharma). Performer Joanne Pearce (Sofia / Pamela). | |
| 27 Sep 17 to 28 Oct 17 | Park Theatre, Inner London :: V691990888 listing details L01944812829 |
T927170493Company Birmingham Repertory Theatre. Director Roxana Silbert. Design Ti Green. Lighting Chahine Yavroyan. Sound Giles Thomas. Design Louis Price (video design). | |
| 27 Oct 16 to 12 Nov 16 | Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham :: V143 listing details L2007989943 |
