Mlima’s Tale

Mlima is known as one of the last ‘Great Tuskers’ – elephants with tusks so large they touch the ground. When he is murdered for these magnificent tusks, Mlima’s ghost follows those connected to his death. From poachers, to government officials, to ivory carvers, he watches as capitalism, greed and corruption marks everyone in the ivory trade.

Cast & Crew

Crew
Andrew	Brandon Grace
Geedi	Natey Jones
Githinji	Gabrielle Brooks
Guoxi	Pui Fan Lee
Mlima	Ira Mandela Siobhan
Assistant Stage Manager (Book Cover)	Benji Mowbray
Associate Movement Director	Ira Mandela Siobhan
Casting Director	Lotte Hines CDG
Company Stage Manager	EJ Saunders
Composer	Femi Temowo
Costume Supervisor	Isobel Pellow
Deputy Production Manager	Luke Goodsall
Deputy Production Manager	Alysha Laviniere
Deputy Stage Manager	Rike Berg
Designer	Amelia Jane Hankin
Director	Miranda Cromwell
Fight Director	Kev McCurdy
Kiln-Mackintosh Resident Assistant Director	Jessica Mensah
Lighting Designer	Amy Mae
Movement Director	Shelley Maxwell
Production Manager	Nicki Brown
Production Photographs	Marc Brenner
Show Crew	Cormac O’Brien
Sound Designer	Emma Laxton
Tech Swing	Amara Bryan
Technician	Sarah Wallace
Voice & Dialect Coach	Hazel Holder
Wardrobe Maintenance	Mollie Sheehan
Wardrobe Manager	Damilaara Adeyemi
Wigs Manager	Amy Richardson
Wigs, Hair and Make-up Associate Designer	Tamara James-Dickson
Wigs, Hair and Make-Up Supervisor	Alice Hardy

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Photo credits

Mlima's Tale by Marc Brenner, Creative Commons Attribution
Mlima's Tale by Marc Brenner, Creative Commons Attribution
Mlima's Tale by Marc Brenner, Creative Commons Attribution
Mlima's Tale by Marc Brenner, Creative Commons Attribution
Mlima's Tale by Marc Brenner, Creative Commons Attribution
Mlima's Tale by Marc Brenner, Creative Commons Attribution
Mlima's Tale by Marc Brenner, Creative Commons Attribution
Mlima's Tale by Marc Brenner, Creative Commons Attribution

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