Performance

Venue	The Kiln (formerly Tricycle Theatre)
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	14th December 2022
Opened	20th December 2022
To	11th February 2023
The Kiln (formerly Tricycle Theatre) (V250)
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Production Changes

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Date of change: 20 Jun 22 - T290502673

The Wife of Willesden

Work:: The Wife of Willesden (S1058717412)

Married five times. Mother. Lover. Aunt. Friend. She plays many roles round here. And never Scared to tell the whole of her truth, whether Or not anyone wants to hear it. Wife Of Willesden: pissed enough to tell her life Story to whoever has ears and eyes... Based on Chaucer's The Wife of Bath, this irreverent, bawdy and beautiful comedy celebrates the life and times of one of literature's most beloved characters.

Author

Zadie Smith (from Chaucer's The Wife of Bath)

Production:: (T290502673)

Producer	Kiln Theatre
Director	Indhu Rubasingham
Design	Robert Jones
Lighting	Guy Hoare
Sound	Ben Ringham
Sound	Max Ringham
Director	Hannah Hauer-King (associate director)
Costume	Kinneta Isidore (associate costume design)
Director	Julia Horan (CDG - casting director)
Director	Imogen Knight (movement)
Director	Kev McCurdy (fight)
Other	Hazel Holder (voice and dialect coach)
Performer	Clare Perkins (Alvita - The Wife of Willesden)
Performer	Marcus Adolphy (Winston / Mandela / Black Jesus)
Performer	George Eggay (Pastor / Eldridge)
Performer	Andrew Frame (Ian / Socrates / Bartosz)
Performer	Troy Glasgow (Darren / Young Maroon)
Performer	Claudia Grant (Polly / Sophie)
Performer	Nikita Johal (Asma / Kelly)
Performer	Scott Miller (Ryan / Colin)
Performer	Jessica Murrain (Author / Zaire / Queen Nanny)
Performer	Ellen Thomas (Aunty P / Old Wife)

Listing:: L1625567824

Reviews

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Special Performances

12 Jan 23 Audio Described
23 Jan 23 Captioned

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