Prima Facie
Tessa is a thoroughbred. A young, brilliant barrister who loves to win. She has worked her way up from working class origins to be at the top of her game; defending; cross examining and lighting up the shadows of doubt in any case. An unexpected event forces her to confront the lines where the patriarchal power of the law, burden of proof and morals diverge.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Tessa | Jodie Comer |
|---|---|
| Understudy Tessa | Danielle Arlington |
Crew | |
| Assistant Director | Jane Moriarty |
| Assistant Set Designer | Joana Dias |
| Company Stage Manager | Katie Andrew |
| Composer | Rebecca Lucy Taylor |
| Costume Supervisor | Deborah Andrews |
| Director | Justin Martin |
| Lighting Designer | Natasha Chivers |
| Production Manager (UK) | Heather Doole |
| Production Manager (US) | Liza Luxemburg |
| Resident Director (US) | Devon de Mayo |
| Set and Costume Designer | Miriam Buether |
| Set Design Supervisor | Edward Pierce |
| Sound Designer | Ben Ringham |
| Sound Designer | Max Ringham |
| Stage Manager | Georgia Bird |
| Stage Manager | Diane Divita |
| Video | Willie Williams |
| Voice & Dialect Coach | Kate Godfrey |
| Writer | Suzie Miller |
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Photo credits
- Jodie Comer as Tessa in Prima Facie by Helen Murray, Creative Commons Attribution
- Jodie Comer as Tessa in Prima Facie by Helen Murray, Creative Commons Attribution
- Jodie Comer as Tessa in Prima Facie by Helen Murray, Creative Commons Attribution
- Prima Facie Poster Image by Helen Murray, Creative Commons Attribution
- Jodie Comer as Tessa (NYC) by Bronwen Sharp, Creative Commons Attribution
- Jodie Comer as Tessa (NYC) by Bronwen Sharp, Creative Commons Attribution
- Jodie Comer as Tessa (NYC) by Bronwen Sharp, Creative Commons Attribution
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