Alex Finch

Alex has been a huge fan of the theatre ever since he was fortunate enough to see Cate Blanchet in Sweet Phoebe in a tiny venue in Croydon thirty years ago, and for a while worked in the industry as a stage manager. He now teaches English for a living and writes daft photo comics in his spare time, and is a huge fan of live comedy, musicals and fringe theatre.

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Alex Finch21 November 2024

Review: The World Of Yesterday, Camden People’s Theatre

A confusing cabaret based on the life of writer Stefan Zweig, where conclusions never quite seem to be made.
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Alex Finch15 November 2024

Review: Yes, We’re Related, The Other Palace

A bright, broad comedy, this could easily be a popular sitcom if it ever makes it on to the small…
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Alex Finch31 October 2024

Review: Anirban Dasgupta: Polite Provocation, Soho Theatre

Quickly becomes a show packed with laugh out loud jokes.
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Alex Finch26 October 2024

Review: Fly More Than You Fall, Southwark Playhouse

A musical about surviving tragedy, it sometimes stomps noisily when it should tread gently, but it still impresses in places. 
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Alex Finch10 October 2024

Review: Släpstick: Schërzo, Wilton’s Music Hall

A charming and unique mix of comedy and classical music, Släpstick: Schërzo is an absolute must see for fans of…
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Alex Finch26 September 2024

Review: The Catalogue of Sexual Insecurities, White Bear Theatre

A layered and insightful slice of musical cabaret, which explores an impressive variety of topics around sex and sexuality.
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Alex Finch17 September 2024

Review: Rita, Sue and Bob Too, Leicester Square Theatre

A lot has been written over the years as to whether this problematic play should still be staged, and unfortunately…
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Alex Finch12 August 2024

Review: Break A Leg Babe, Museum of Comedy

A pretty funny, fast paced affair.
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Alex Finch6 August 2024

Review: Queer Cowboys, King’s Head Theatre

A jukebox musical with a twist, this affecting production explores the lives of two trans cowboys in a captivating manner.
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Fringe/ OffWestEnd

Alex Finch11 July 2024

Review: You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown, Bridewell Theatre

This is a must see musical for anyone with even a vague fondness for the genre.
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