Actors & Writers London: Jacqui Dickson

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Besides being a writer, Jacqui Dickson is also a director and poet.

She studied at Ruskin College, Oxford and received the Ruskin Diploma in Women's Studies. Whilst there, Jacqui organized and coordinated the first ‘International Women's Day’ at Ruskin College since 1972. She then studied at Middlesex University and graduated in 1997 with a BA Hons in Creative Writing.

Jacqui was the co-founder Artistic Director for the Platform Theatre Group, Dublin.

She is currently writing a stage play called Farewell to Silence about the political struggle in Ireland.

Email: jmd9@hotmail.com.uk


Farewell to Silence (in development) Theme: Countess Markievicz - political struggle in Ireland Raising Barbarians Theme: War and family brutality and humanity Break for the Border Theme: Racism in Scotland Native Land (A short play for the Travers Theatre) Theme: Racism in South Dakota, USA Out Loud Tabard Theatre Theme: Women speaking out across the world of their fight against oppression

One for Sorrow Two for Joy Theme: Anti-pornography A Lark Sings Theme: Betrayal, personal and state Strange Animals Theme: Disenfranchisement

Production	Playwright	Venue
Out Loud	Jacqui Dickson	Tabard Theatre
Mainland	Daniel Magee	Riverside London
One Off	Daniel Magee	Riverside London
Horseman Pass By	Daniel Magee	Dublin, Edinburgh and Derry Theatre festivals (recorded for BBC sound archives)
Voids	Liam Lynch	Project Arts Theatre, Dublin and On Tour
Shrapnel	Frank Maguiness, Daniel Magee and Henry Munro	Three short plays for theatre.
Drama Workshops		Dublin Adult Education Authority and Dublin Corporation

Collection of Poetry (Poetry commission) A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall (commission) A collection of short stories about a young Irishman's journey across America in 1972. A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall One man show
awl directing credits include: The Afternoon of a Faun by Gilles Cremonesi (November 2005) Tainted Love by Ian Buckley (June 2005 with a further reading at The Old Red Lion Theatre in September 2005). Jacqui Dickson's full evening play, Raising Barbarians, was read by awl in September 2005. Sketches in awl Competition Nights include: Party People A Night to Remember

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