Into the Numbers, Finborough Theatre
Elizabeth Chan’s performance as Iris Chang is a convincing portrayal of mental illness but the lack of background to her
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Everything Between Us, Finborough Theatre
When a playwright has seemingly overnight success with one of their more recent works it seems natural to go back
Caste, Finborough Theatre
This 150th-anniversary production of T.W. Robertson’s Caste is unsure whether it wants to be a Victorian farce or a more
Incident at Vichy, Finborough Theatre
Arthur Miller’s ‘forgotten’ play is timely revived by Phil Willmott. Set in a detention room in 1942 Miller’s 1964 play
English premiere of David Ireland’s Everything Between Us at Finborough Theatre
Following his Royal Court/Abbey Theatre production Cyprus Avenue, starring Stephen Rea, David Ireland’s new production Everything Between Us has its
Veterans Day, Finborough Theatre
Veteran’s Day is appropriately timed revival that shows not much has changed when dealing with members of the armed services
The Trackers of Oxyrhyncus, Finborough Theatre
The Trackers of Oxyrhynchus, Tony Harrison’s 1998 will either divide or conquer its audience with its intense performances and its
Veterans Day at the Finborough Theatre
The first UK production in over 25 years In a production commissioned for the Finborough Theatre, the first UK production
‘You’d need to pay me to drink here’ London’s Theatre bars and pubs
Why are theatre bars such grim places to have a drink? I was inspired to write this blog by my
