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Noughts & Crosses is a story that challenges our perceptions of race, power and truth. Dominic Cooke adapted our version of the story, which ran at the Civic Hall in Stratford-upon-Avon in winter 2007 and toured the UK in 2008.
Set in a dystopian reality, Malorie Blackman and Dominic Cooke’s powerful play challenges our modern perceptions of power, race, and truth. Lead Characters Callum McGregor
In 2007 Cooke wrote the stage adaptation of Malorie Blackman's Noughts and Crosses, which he directed and produced at the RSC. He wrote an adaptation of Arabian Nights for the Young Vic in 1998 and directed a revised version for the RSC in 2009.
YearPlayProduction2017Follies by Stephen Sondheim and James ...2016Pigs And Dogs by Caryl Churchill2016Ma Rainey's Black Bottom by August ...2015Here We Go by Caryl ChurchillNoughts & Crosses was adapted and directed for the Royal Shakespeare Company by British theatre director and writer, Dominic Cooke in 2007. It starred Richard Madden and Ony Uhiara in the lead roles of Callum and Sephy.
Noughts & Crosses full plot summary including detailed synopsis and summaries for each scene.
Dominic Cook's adaptation of Malorie Blackman's series of novels for young adults (launched with Noughts & Crosses, published in 2001) is a love story.
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The first book, Noughts & Crosses, was retitled Black & White and was adapted and directed for the Royal Shakespeare Company [4] by former RSC Associate Dominic Cooke, with Richard Madden and Ony Uhiara in the lead roles of Callum and Sephy.
