World premiere of Dialektikon comes to Park Theatre
Ex Nihilo Theatre Group in association with Park Theatre are proud to present the World Premiere of Dialektikon by Jacky Ivimy.
The production is a deliciously dark ‘down-the-rabbit-hole’ tale of a young woman on a journey to find herself, her courage and hope for a world in danger. As a dragon roars, Miranda wakes in Moloch’s kingdom of greed, war and destruction. Led by a mysterious spirit guide, warned by great voices from the past, seduced by Moloch’s wily Servant, how will she find a way out?
Dialektikon is directed by Adébayo Bolaji and stars Mary Nyambura, Sabina Cameron, Benjamin Victor, Robert Lightfoot, Rhys Anderson, Russell Anthony, Minal Patel and Adrian Decosta.
Mary Nyambura plays Miranda. Her theatre credits include Four Corners One Heart and TYPT 12. Her television credits include Teachers and Top Girl. Sabina Cameron plays Ayida Wedo, the spirit guide. Her theatre credits include Taking The Rap, Expensive Shit and Steering Through Stars. Sabina’s television credits include Summer of Rockets, The Bill, Shoot The Messenger and Waking The Dead.
Benjamin Victor, who is an actor and a writer, plays The Servant. Most recently Benjamin performed to critical acclaim as Igor Stravinsky in Opera di Firenze’s production of L’Histoire du Soldat in Florence. His other credits include Lord Of The Flies and The Seagull. Robert Lightfoot plays Allen Ginsberg. Robert’s theatre credits include Alice’s Adventures Underground, 2 Complicated and Of Mice and Men.
Rhys Anderson plays R.D. Laing. Rhys trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and graduated in 2018. Dialektikon marks Rhys’ professional stage debut while Russell Anthony plays Herbert Marcuse. His theatre credits include Quiz and The Ladykillers.
Minal Patel plays Gregory Bateson. His theatre credits include As You Like It and Aspects of Love. Completing the cast is Adrian Decosta, who plays Stokely Carmichael. Adrian’s theatre credits include Duwayne and The Merchant of Venice.
World Premiere of Dialektikon from 6th – 29th December.
