Finborough Theatre
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Operation Crucible, Finborough Theatre – Review
A poignant yet witty premiere of a beautifully written new play.
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The White Carnation, Finborough Theatre – Review
A thoroughly British play and production with a charming cast, but the text feels outdated.
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LEE HARVEY OSWALD A Far Mean Streak of Independence Brought On By Negleck, Finborough Theatre – Review
Michael Hastings Directed by Alex Thorpe ★★★★ Pros: A well-acted slice of 1960s America. Adam Gillen is wonderful as Lee…
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Unscorched, Finborough Theatre – Review
Luke Owen Directed by Justin Audibert ★★★ Pros: Good acting, a clever set and a memorable look and feel. Cons:…
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Black Jesus, Finborough Theatre – Review
Anders LustgartenDirected by David Mercatali★★★★ Pros: A powerful and intelligent script, excellent performance, functional and well-designed set. Cons: The play…
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Summer Day’s Dream, Finborough Theatre – Review
J B PriestleyDirected by Alex Marker★★★★ Pros: The post-apocalyptic British setting is intriguing. Strong character development, interwoven storylines and vivid…
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Fishskin Trousers, Finsborough Theatre – Review
Elizabeth Kuti Directed by Robert Price ★★★ Pros: Beautiful, subtle and thoughtful storytelling from three unique perspectives, each with an…
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As Is, Finborough Theatre
William M. Hoffman Directed by Andrew Keates ★★★★ Pros: Seamless staging and impassioned acting. Cons: Almost zero, although being ultra-picky, I’ll say…
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The Precariat, Finborough Theatre
Emily Pulham Directed by Chris Dunkley ★★★★ Pros: All of the actors are excellent, and convincing. A very minimal set…
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