Two lovers lie together and talk. Frieda is a white, middle-class librarian. Philander is a married Cape Coloured man with a young family, living in the most abject conditions in one of South Africa's thousands of shanty towns. The police enter and arrest them, and both are forced to give statements. Written in 1964, the year Nelson Mandela began his sentence on Robben Island, and inspired by real events, Statements is a devastating story of illegal love under Apartheid.T01047840407Director Diane Page. Design Niall McKeever. Lighting Rajiv Pattani. Sound Esther Kehinde Ajayi. Performer Scarlett Brookes (Frieda). Performer Richard Sutton (Detective Sergeant du Preez). Performer Shaq Taylor (Errol). | |
| 28 Aug 21 to 2 Oct 21 | Orange Tree Theatre, Outer London :: V321 listing details L249636872 |
T426080200Producer Jermyn Street Theatre. Director Cordelia Monsey. Design Victoria Johnstone. Lighting Michael Nabarro. Performer David Judge. Performer Jasmine Hyde. | |
| 10 Jun 14 to 12 Jul 14 | Jermyn Street Theatre, Inner London :: V207 listing details L939287107 |
T0341179030Director Charlie Simpson. | |
| 10 Apr 02 to 14 Apr 02 | Theatre503, Inner London :: V232 listing details L01155203667 |
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