The Wonderful World of Dissocia by Stephen Anthony Neilson
17 November, 7pm, Post Show Q&A
19 November, 7pm Captioned Performance
When Lisa takes an unexpected journey to a fantastical land, she finds herself in a world full of absurdity, wonder, and danger. Talking bears, surreal landscapes, and peculiar rules of logic greet her at every turn but underneath the whimsy lies a darker truth.
Stephen Anthony Neilson’s The Wonderful World of Dissocia is a bold, imaginative play that blends comedy, fantasy, and pathos to explore the realities of mental health. Both hilarious and heart breaking, it invites us to question the line between escape and confrontation, and what it means to lose, and find, yourself.
Content warnings
Contains discussions of mental illness and references to rape
Cast in alphabetical order
Henry Chappell Passenger 4 / Goat
Gruffydd Rhys Evans Guard 1
Katrina Galloway Lisa
Abdul Jalloh Passenger 1 / Oathtaker /
Café Customer - Argument / Nurse 2
Yoanna Kolusheva Jane / Dot
Isaac O’Connor-Adekoya Guard 2
Afi Okaidja Attendant / Brittany / Nurse 1
Marcus Omoro Passenger 3 / Café Customer - Laughter / Dr Faraday
Leo Patrick Biffer / Vince
Kit Redding Passenger 2 / Polar Bear /
Café Customer - Inhibitions / Nurse 3
Josh Singh Sian Attendant / Café Customer - Ticket
Reefeh Sumaili Victor / Dr Clarke
Creative team
Amelia Sears Director
Sammy Dowson Designer
Matt Leventhall Lighting Designer
Aleanbh Davey Associate Lighting Designer
Marco Curcio Sound Designer
Mahrukh Khan Associate Sound Designer
Freesheet with full production team
tba
Licence credits
This amateur production of The Wonderful World
of Dissocia is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk
Reminders
Bag policy
To ensure everyone’s comfort and safety, we kindly ask that any bags larger than a tote bag be left in our cloakroom before entering the theatre. Our friendly team will be happy to look after them for you in our secure cloakroom, so you can sit back, relax, and enjoy the show hassle-free. Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to welcoming you to RADA.
Latecomers policy
We kindly ask for your patience if you arrive after the performance has started. To minimise disruption, we have designated latecomers points, which typically allow seating between 8-15 minutes into the performance. A member of our Front of House team will inform you when it’s time to be seated. Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to welcoming you!
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