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Windrush Secret

Windrush Secret

Duration: 90 mins (no interval)

A one-man drama by Rodreguez King-Dorset.

The Windrush Secret, set in 2018, is about a young white far-right racist party leader, a black Caribbean diplomat and a white Oxford educated Home Office government official who are giving speeches on the same day, at different times, in separate locations about a million people who migrated from the Caribbean to Britain between 1948 and 1973 (The Windrush Generation), and the British political scandal which began in 2018.

One of them has a dark secret that he struggles to come to terms with during his fiery speech – it will change his life forever!

"King-Dorset has written, performs and directs Windrush Secret and has done a superlative job on each assignment. Indeed, there may be no performance on a New York stage right now better than his." - NY Stage Review

‘Pulling no punches in its portrayal of racist rage and proselytising’ - The Guardian

"Laser-like focus and explosive power… A force to be reckoned with." - New York Irish Times

"King-Dorset gives an intense and compelling performance" - British Theatre Review


CONTENT WARNINGS: Suitable for 16+, some use of racial slurs from one of the characters


Visit Rodreguez King-Dorset's website here | IMDB

PERFORMANCES:

Friday 1st & Saturday 2nd November - 7.45pm

PRICES:

£15



  • A powerful and riveting performance
    Mark Kappel


  • King-Dorset has written, performs and directs Windrush Secret and has done a superlative job on each assignment. Indeed, there may be no performance on a New York stage right now better than his.
    NY Stage Review


  • An energetic and passionate performance... pulling no punches in its portrayal of racist rage and proselytizing.
    The Guardian


  • Laser-like focus and explosive power… A force to be reckoned with.
    New York Irish Times


  • King-Dorset gives an intense and compelling performance
    British Theatre Review