Alicia Dillon
- Actress
- Writer
- Producer
Alicia Dillon is a Liverpool born actress who completed her actor training at UCLan - which is ranked 1st in the UK (Guardian University Guide 2021) and went on to perform in local festivals and stage throughout the UK.
She is known for her activism for hidden disabilities; committed to making the invisible, visible through her platform. For 'Manchester Histories DigiFest 2020', Alicia used her talent to bring a fresh perspective to the industry, showcasing her debut short film that she wrote & starred in 'To Me, From Me, One Year On'.
ADHD Pot Pourri, a BBC New Creatives short, is a poignant insight of the invisible - shining a light on a condition that is rarely focused on later in life, something which Alicia is immensely proud to have recently been a part of.
Review of Alicia Dillon's portrayal of Mary Tudor: "Dillon is a very talented actor who perfectly conveys the dilemmas that characterized the young princess's life: between her father and her mother, between her father and God and between God and herself."
She is known for her activism for hidden disabilities; committed to making the invisible, visible through her platform. For 'Manchester Histories DigiFest 2020', Alicia used her talent to bring a fresh perspective to the industry, showcasing her debut short film that she wrote & starred in 'To Me, From Me, One Year On'.
ADHD Pot Pourri, a BBC New Creatives short, is a poignant insight of the invisible - shining a light on a condition that is rarely focused on later in life, something which Alicia is immensely proud to have recently been a part of.
Review of Alicia Dillon's portrayal of Mary Tudor: "Dillon is a very talented actor who perfectly conveys the dilemmas that characterized the young princess's life: between her father and her mother, between her father and God and between God and herself."
