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Winner - FAFO#2 -
The Racial rehabilitation programme
By Jessica Enemokwu
meet the
writer
JESSICA ENEMOKWU is a British Nigerian actor, director and now writer - who would've thunk? After a harrowing three years of Biochemistry at Queen Mary University, she trained with the NYT REP company. Directing credits include: ‘F*cking White Boys’, ‘Her and the Voice in Her Head’, ‘THEN, NOW’ and ‘Mirror Mirror’. Acting credits include: ‘Much Ado About Nothing’, ‘Gone Too Far’, ‘Bakkhai’ ‘The Glorious French Revolution’, ‘Pappy Shows’ ‘10th Birthday Pit Party’ and ‘Sublation’.
Fafo original cast
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Doyín Ajiboye
Doyín is a London-based actress. Training: NYT, Identity School of Acting and Company Three. Theatre credits at venues including the National Theatre, the Criterion Theatre, and Brixton House. Television credits include: ‘Pierre’ (Channel 4), ‘The Following Events Are Based on a Pack of Lies’ (BBC), and ‘Chloe’ (ITV / Amazon Prime Video). Film credits include: ‘Dọlápọ̀ Is Fine’ (2020) (HBO Short Film Award, American Black Film Festival.
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David Ijiti
Recent credits include ‘The Tempest’, ‘The Comedy of Errors’ (Shakespeare’s Globe), ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ (West End) and the 2026 Academy Award nominated short film ‘A Friend of Dorothy’ (Disney+).
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Adeola Yemitan
Adeola is a London born actor and performer whose most recent credits include ‘Elektra’ (Duke York’s Theatre), and touring with Self Esteem in ‘A Complicated Woman’. She is currently developing a theological thriller play, ‘Good News’, with support from Croydonites Festival. Adeola is an associate artist with the NYT and Initiative.dkf, and alumni of Southbank New Poets Collective.
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Millie Faraway
Millie is a writer, director and actor from Cornwall who graduated from RADA in 2024 and the John Burgess Play Writing Course in 2021. Credits include: ‘Lynn Faces’ (New Diorama), ‘Kevrin: Out of Season’ which is currently in development to be turned into a feature film, and 'THEN AND NOW' (dir. Tony Kaye). She has development credits with the RSC, Bristol Old Vic, Unicorn Theatre and Theatre Royal Plymouth.
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Drew Gregg
Drew is a working class actor from Essex based in London after training at the Drama Centre. Having worked in a variety of projects from fringe plays to long term devising projects, he is currently working on creating more of his own work across different media from music to comedy, theatre and short films, His first short ‘Winner, Winner’ was made last year.
