Dirty Laundry

By Wallis Hamilton Felton

“But what if it’s wrong father? What if it’s all wrong?”

One woman. One confession box. A lifetime of untold truths. Follow No Name  as she recounts her harrowing experiences whilst in the “care” of the Magdalene Laundry. After having her youth cut short, she is forced to endure immeasurable physical and emotional hardship in order to survive. But as she faces one impossible choice after another, she carves a path for herself that no-one least of all herself, expected.

Audience members should be advised that Dirty Laundry contains themes that may be upsetting to some viewers, including sexual assault and violence.

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Wallis Hamilton Felton

Wallis Hamilton Felton is a London based Irish actor. Wallis trained at the Mountview Academy of Theatre arts where she studied  Musical Theatre. Theatre credits include - Em in Dark Arts at the King’s Head Theatre, Deb in Ordinary Days at the Soho Theatre, Laura Dekker in Maidenhead at the Karamel Club and Anne in Anne of Green Gables at the Unicorn Theatre. TV credits include Ireland Talent Show and Vikings.

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Jessica Read

Jessica Reed is a director and theatre maker. Specialising in physical and site specific theatre, she is passionate about more experimental styles of performance. Prior to this she worked as a performer  with theatre credits including work at Theatre N16, the Bikeshed Theatre and at various site- specific venues. Jessica trained at The University of Exeter and The Actors’ Class.

What an outstanding performance by Wallis Hamilton Felton.

I had heard of the Magdalen Laundries, but hadn’t realised the immense cruelty and humiliation suffered. So moving.

Cruel. Shocking. Very moving indeed.

So moving and poignant.

Well done!

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