Girls by Theresa Ikoko Directed by Rebecca Dike
		Tuesday 30 September - Saturday 4 October, 2025 At the Tower Theatre, Stoke Newington

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Photography by Ahmed Kamara

Cast List Tisana : Jamie Musora Haleema : Yasmin Monet Prince Ruhab : Aisha Jalloh

Production Team Director : Rebecca Dike Set Design : Angelika Michitsch Costume Design : Kathleen Morrison Lighting Design : Alexander Kampmann Sound Design : Matthew Ibbotson Stage Manager : Laurence Tuerk Assistant Director : Peggy Pollard Deputy Stage Manager : Moira McSperrin ASM and Special Make-up : Ebony Skerritt Assistant Set Designer : Jacqueline Knight Lighting Operator : Tara Atri Sound Operator : Jennie Foot Costume Assistants : Kate Els, Sara Navsa Set Construction : Emily Haycock, Phillip Ley, Keith Syrett, Gary O’Keefe, Céline Barrière, Emily Haycock, Max Batty, Alex Burton, Rosie Longworth, Lily Kind, Sumair Shaikh

	Jamie Musora is a versatile and dynamic performer who trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama (BA Acting, 2022) after completing a Foundation at ArtsEd. Roles during training included Nina in The Seagull, Zuzu in Dance Nation, Alma in Three Sisters (Trinidad Sisters), and Isabella in Measure for Measure. She also appeared as Bertha Holly in Come and Gone. Recent work includes Talawa Theatre Company’s Writers’ Showcase & Rehearsed Readings and Monologue Slam Night at Shakespeare’s Globe with Mawa Theatre Company, On screen, she stars as Kat in Crossing (2024), a short film directed by Scott Handy and produced by Eton College. Voice credits include McDonald’s App (Prodigious Publicis) and Sky TV’s Women’s Super League. Jamie is excited to bring the truth of human experience to life through this extraordinary story.			Yasmin Monet Prince trained at the BRIT School for Performing Arts and Technology. She performed with Shakespeare’s Globe Young Players in The Malcontent and Dido, Queen of Carthage, both productions staged in the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse. Yasmin made her screen debut starring in Channel 4’s Ellen. She then starred in two seasons of Amazon’s Hanna and in Sky Max’s Then You Run. Her other screen credits include ITV’s Unsaid Stories, the feature film Boxing Day, Netflix’s Supacell, and the feature Portraits of Dangerous Women. In 2020, Yasmin was named a Screen International Star of Tomorrow. Joining the production of Girls is an exciting opportunity for Yasmin to reconnect with her passion for theatre and bring her energy back to the stage.
	This will be Aisha Jalloh’s debut at the Tower Theatre. She has appeared in a range of screen projects, including short films Skate and the upcoming Saint Agnes, and feature films like the forthcoming psychological horror 100 Aker Wood. On stage, she was last seen as part of the Ain’t I a Woman? production, performing the one-woman comedy play Mary, Queen of Thots at the Collective Fringe Festival in January, followed by a UK tour in May. She grew up training in musical theatre and went on to refine her acting craft at The BRIT School and Middleweek Newton Academy.			Rebecca Dike is an upcoming director, with an Actor Training background - some of her notable credits include Essex Girls being long listed for a BAFTA in the short film category, working on a feature film with Amazon Prime and a commercial with Canva. She is currently an Alumn for Soho Theatre Writer’s Lab. As she grows in her career, she is learning just how important and divinely liberating it can be to work towards an Artistic vision.