Serving Elizabeth

Serving Elizabeth presents a dual narrative, one set in 1952 Kenya and the other in 2015 London. The film follows Mercy, a restaurant owner tasked with catering for the visit of Princess Elizabeth, and Tia, a Kenyan-born Canadian intern working on a TV drama about the British royal family.

As the story unfolds, the seemingly unrelated plots reveal deeper connections, culminating in a twist that enhances the narrative complexity. The film captures the intersection of personal stories with historical context, making it a unique exploration of identity and heritage.

With a cast that includes Sean Arbuckle, Arlene Duncan, and Cameron Grant, Serving Elizabeth offers a fresh perspective on the royal family and the impact of colonial history. This film is a product of the Stratford Festival, known for its commitment to high-quality theatrical productions and adaptations.