Finborough Theatre
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Review: The Moth, Finborough Theatre
An intense, thought-provoking play about the seeds of hatred and forgiveness across the apartheid era.
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Interview: Going Head to Head with Racism
Paul Herzberg sheds light on The Moth at Finborough Theatre.
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Review: Local, Finborough Theatre
An amusing, personal reflection on identity and belonging.
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Review: Foal, Finborough Theatre
Even the best of production values can’t hide the lack of a real story.
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Review: The Old Ladies, Finborough Theatre
Strong performances and gothic design cannot rescue this geriatric 1935 thriller from feeling like a museum piece.
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Review: 1:17am, or Until the Words Run Out, Finborough Theatre
Ambitious and emotionally charged, this play offers powerful moments amidst dark themes and is a moving reminder of grief’s ability…
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Review: H to He (I’m turning into a Man), Finborough Theatre
An energetic, self-deprecating, and vividly convincing depiction of the journey of transitioning from female to male, played throughout with humour.
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Review: See Primark and Die, Finborough Theatre
A passionate, unpredictable, but slightly patchy take on “no-buy” culture.
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Interview: Four Decades of Shapeshifting and Subversion
Claire Dowie is about to undertake four of her own plays in repertoire at the Finborough Theatre, and we were…
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Review: The Inseparables, Finborough Theatre
A well-intentioned adaptation of Simone de Beauvoir’s last, lost novella that needs to go bigger to have adequate emotional impact.
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