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Archive listings for Strike! (2023)

Work type: Play.

T0284022492

Company Ardent Theatre Company. Director Kirsty Patrick Ward. Design Libby Watson. Lighting Jamie Platt. Sound Dominic Brennan. Director Ira Mandela Siobhan (movement). Other Adam Burns (production manager). Stage ManagerHarry Adu Faulkner. Stage ManagerChloe Brown (assistant). Costume Caroline Hanam. Director Sofia Zaragoza (assistant). Performer Mensah Bediako (Nimrod). Performer Aoife Boyle (Sandra). Performer Paul Carroll (Paul / Brendan). Performer Charlotte Duffy (Theresa). Performer Ciana Howlin (Sinead). Performer Adam Isla O'Brien (Tommy). Performer Sheila Moylette (Alma). Performer Ciara Andrea Murphy (Cathryn). Performer Chloe O'Reilly (Mary). Performer Anne O'Riordan (Liz). Performer Jessica Regan (Karen). Performer Orla Scally (Michelle). Performer Doireann May White (Vonnie).
13 Apr 23 to 6 May 23Southwark Playhouse Borough, Inner London :: V226
listing details L01291133050

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Strike! archiveDunne's Stores, Dublin, July 1984. A South African grapefruit starts something that will take nearly three years to finish... It's a hot, hot summer and Frankie Goes to Hollywood are riding high in the charts. At Dunne's Store, shop assistant Mary Manning refuses to ring up a grapefruit, sticking to her union instructions not to handle South African goods, in protest of the country's apartheid policies. Mary is immediately suspended and it's not long before she and eight other young women and one young man, all workers at Dunne's, are out on strike. It'll only last a few weeks... Full of passion and humour, Strike! is the true story of the hardships and personal sacrifices, the friendships and camaraderie these extraordinary young people experienced as they stood up for what they believed in. As their understanding of the suffering under apartheid in South Africa and the politics within their own Government deepened, they began a journey that would change their lives, and Ireland, forever.

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Author: Tracy Ryan

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