The Clinic

Theatre includes:

As Actor: The Gift (Belgrade Theatre/ UK tour); Chasing Rainbows (Hoxton Hall); Princess & the Hustler (Bristol Old Vic/ Hull Truck Theatre/ UK tour - nominated for Broadway World Regional 2019 Awards for Best Supporting Actress); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Crucible Theatre, Sheffield); The Chalk Garden (Chichester Festival Theatre); Great Apes (Arcola Theatre); Of Kith and Kin (Crucible Theatre, Sheffield/ Bush Theatre); Anna Karenina; The Rolling Stone (Royal Exchange Theatre/ West Yorkshire Playhouse); Blood Wedding; The Bacchae (Royal & Derngate, Northampton); Keeping Mum (Brockley Jack Theatre); Counted (County Hall/ UK tour); Puffins (Southwark Playhouse); The Vagina Monologues (Pleasance Theatre).

As Choreographer and Movement Director: Trouble in Mind; Waves; Attempts on Her Life (National Theatre); Aladdin (Mercury Theatre); The Merry Widow; Carmen (Opera UK).

Film includes: In Darkness; Monochrome; Dinner With My Sisters; Press Your Lips; Blinda.

Television includes: Nolly; Doctors; Breeders; Requiem; Game Face; EastEnders; Todd Margaret; Drifters; Coronation Street; Hollyoaks; New Tricks, Extras; Lead Balloon; Casualty; Judge John Deed; Beautiful People.

Donna also spent six years as Resident Choreographer at The Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch and has done many in-house productions at LAMDA, where she was a member of the movement department for 30 years.

Theatre includes: Barber Shop Chronicles (National Theatre/ US tour/ UK tour); The Strange Death of John Doe (Hampstead Theatre); Free Fall (Pleasance Theatre); Fast Cuts and Snap Shots (Fuel Theatre); The Dead Wait (Park Theatre); Wedlock of the Gods (Cochrane Theatre); Quay Quest (Burgtheater, Vienna); The Winter’s Tale; Pericles (RSC); A Jamaican Airman Foresees His Death (Royal Court).

Film includes: Mr Johnson (winner of the Silver Bear for Best Actor at the Berlin Film Festival); Ace Ventura Pet Detective; A Good Man In Africa; The Contract; Kiss Kiss Bang Bang; Bopha; When Brendan Met Trudy; Twenty One; Anansi; Streets of Calabar.

Television includes: Coronation Street; Casualty; Hotel Babylon; The Captain; Bad Boys; The Changeling; Downtown Lagos; Hallelujah Anyhow; The Bill.

Radio includes: Spam Fritters; Commonwealth Short Story; The One Armed Thief; The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency; Oroonoko; When Criminals Turn Judges; The Fish Bone; My Uncle The Bat.

Theatre includes: Far Away; The Way of the World (Donmar Warehouse); Actually (Trafalgar Studios); Alys, Always (Bridge Theatre); Barber Shop Chronicles; Light Shining in Buckinghamshire; King Lear; Greenland; Welcome to Thebes (National Theatre); King Lear (The Old Vic); Giving; Wildefire (Hampstead Theatre); Romeo and Juliet (Crucible Theatre, Sheffield); (Old Red Lion); (RSC/ BAM, New York); (RSC); (Lyric Hammersmith); (West Yorkshire Playhouse); (Liverpool Playhouse).

Film includes: Fearless Flyers; Rye Lane; The Witches; Undergods; In Fabric; The Current War; Jawbone; Julius Caesar.

Television includes: Pennyworth; Van Der Valk; The Bay; His Dark Materials; King Lear; Shakespeare & Hathaway: Private Investigators; Uncle; Neil Gaiman’s Likely Stories; Doctor Who; Suspects; Whitechapel; Holby City.

For the Almeida: Next Please!: The Supermarket Workers’ Play as part of The Key Workers Cycle.

Theatre includes: Jesus Christ Superstar (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); The Grinning Man (Bristol Old Vic); The Wild Party (The Other Palace); The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui (Donmar Warehouse); Twelfth Night (Almagro Festival); Fanny & Alexander (The Old Vic); A Christmas Carol (Old Vic: In Camera); Paradise (Ian Charleson Award winner 2022); Antony and Cleopatra (National Theatre); Girl from the North Country (West End/ Toronto); The Living Newspaper (Royal Court).

Film includes: Dune; High Life; Mission: Impossible 7.

Television includes: Good Omens; Riches.

For the Almeida: They Drink It in the Congo.

Theatre includes: Still (Traverse Theatre); Season’s Greetings (Stephen Joseph Theatre); Operation Black Antler (Blast Theory/ Hydrocracker/ Southbank Centre); Love and Information (Crucible Theatre, Sheffield); Richard III (Perth Theatre); The White Devil (Shakespeare’s Globe); A Midsummer Night’s Dream: A Play for the Nation (RSC); Last Dream (On Earth) (National Theatre of Scotland); Tomorrow (Vanishing Point Theatre); Arabian Nights (Kiln Theatre); The Crash of the Elysium (Punchdrunk/ BBC/ Manchester International Festival); Roadkill; (UK tour/ US tour/ Théâtre de la Ville); The Man with the Disturbingly Smelly Foot (Unicorn Theatre); The Container (Young Vic/ Edinburgh Fringe Festival); The Walworth Farce (Druid Theatre, Ireland/ National Theatre/ World tour); The Lion and the Jewel (Barbican/ UK tour); Eclipse (Sydney Opera House Studio).

Film includes: Ezra; Incendiary.

Television includes: EastEnders; Doctors; Holby City; Ørnen; Outlander.

Radio includes: The Container; Deadhouse: Xanadu.

Theatre includes: The Sun, the Moon, and the Stars (Theatre Royal Stratford East, nominated for Alfred Fagon Award for Best New Play and Off West End Award for Most Promising Playwright); An unfinished man (The Yard); Half-Empty Glasses (Paines Plough).

Film includes: The Last Days.

Dipo also has original projects in development with companies including Blueprint Pictures and Duck Soup Films. As a playwright, Dipo was the 2020 Channel 4 Playwright on attachment with the Almeida Theatre and shortlisted for the George Devine Most Promising Playwright Award that same year with his play When Great Trees Fall. As a poet, he has been published in The Good Journal, Ink Sweat & Tears, Amaryllis, and had his work showcased nationwide as part of End Hunger UK's touring exhibition on food insecurity.

Theatre includes:

As Director: Fair Play (Bush Theatre); Malindadzimu (Hampstead Theatre).

As Assistant Director: Wishlist (Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester/ Royal Court); Kanye The First (HighTide Festival); Yellowman; Blood Wedding (Young Vic); On the Exhale (Traverse Theatre); Cock (Chichester Festival Theatre); Richard II (Shakespeare’s Globe); Rosmersholm (West End).

Monique is also part of The Ubunifu Space - a definitive guide to music and culture from the youth of Africa and the diaspora - the Ubunifu way. Monique is Partnership Manager and Assistant Producer for Ubunifu Radio as well as a regular member of the UK reaction team on the YouTube channel which has a global following of 300K+ subscribers and over 50 million views.