This realistic monologue inspired by true events see Lorna Blackman portraying and conveying a black policewoman in the UK
This performance is an insight into a black policewoman everyday occurrence. We are able to see her concerns, vulnerabilities and strengths and at times being so hopeless in certain situations.
The monologue will be followed by discussion with wine and refreshments and discussion
The actress Lorna Blackman have been teaching acting for over 30 years and is a member of LAMDA. She also received recognition by the Alfred Fagan Foundation. She is currently being invited to the Directors press night of productions at the National theatre and aims to go to Roehampton University to complete her Drama Therapist course.
Lorna felt compelled to perform this monologue out of concern of the African Caribbean Community.
Email lorna.blackman61@gmail.com mobile 07752197980
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