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Contemporary, Theatre, Artist(s) of colour, Historical, Political, Storytelling - Edinburgh Fringe

Windrush Secret


Rodreguez King-Dorset

In this powerful one-man drama set in 2018 at the time the Windrush controversy shook Britain, Rodreguez King-Dorset plays a young white far-right racist party leader, a black Caribbean diplomat and a white Oxford-educated Home Office official. Each explains the Windrush scandal from wildly opposing perspectives. For one, a dark secret that he struggles to come to terms with will change his life forever… A provocative unmasking of a horrific calamity in history that forced a nation to look in the mirror and reconsider its path.

‘An energetic and passionate performance’ (Guardian).

Written, Directed, Performed and Produced by | Rodreguez King Dorset

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Language Performed in English

Dates 30 July to 24 August 2025 at 16:55 (1hr00)

Format Live in-person

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    • £9.00 - £13.00
    • 7-24 August 2025
    • 60 minutes
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    Lauriston Halls, 28 Lauriston Street, Edinburgh EH3 9DJ (venue 6)

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