Tagged in FINBOROUGH THEATRE
On Stage
By Paul Ewing

40 Years On, Not Quite Jerusalem Shows Not Much Changes In England

Anniversary revival at Finborough Theatre.

 ★★★★☆
On Stage
By Paul Ewing

Scrounger Wheels Disability Discrimination Into The Spotlight At Finborough Theatre

A sharp and incisive piece on how discrimination affects disabled people.

 ★★★★☆
On Stage
By Neil Dowden

Arthur Miller's Final Play Fails To Illuminate

A thinly veiled look at his own marriage to Marilyn Monroe.

 ★★☆☆☆
On Stage
By Johnny Fox

Engaging Performances Can't Carry The Weak Material Of The Biograph Girl

Comparisons to Mack and Mabel are inevitable... and unflattering.

 ★★☆☆☆
On Stage
By Neil Dowden

Masterpieces: A Clunky, Dated Attack On The Sex Industry

A feminist attack on the sex industry and the misogynist mindset that underlies it.

 ★★☆☆☆
On Stage
By James FitzGerald

Into The Numbers: Horrors Inescapable, 80 Years On

Not a fun watch, but an important one.

 ★★★☆☆
By Zoe Craig

Which is London's Smallest Theatre?

Size isn't everything.
By Savannah Whaley

Three’s Company, Then A Crowd In New Play A Third

A couple try a threesome and then some.

 ★★★☆☆
By BelindaL

Battery Farm Drama Running Low On Plot

Chicken story has no legs.

 ★★☆☆☆
By Sam Smith

A Small Stage But A Grand Tour At The Finborough

1970s musical enjoys its European premiere.

 ★★★★☆
By Sam Smith

The Immortal Hour: Operatic Rarity In An Intimate Setting

The first London outing in 50 years for Rutland Boughton's opera.
By BelindaL

Spokesong More Tricky Than Troubling At Finborough Theatre

Bike shop drama during Irish troubles had us confused.

By BelindaL

The White Carnation @ Jermyn Street Theatre Is Spooktacularly Splendid

1950s classic ghost story comedy with a twist.

By Londonist

AIDS, New York And The 80s: As Is Revived

And it's perfect for the tiny Finborough Theatre.

By BelindaL

Maggie Would Not Approve: Hard Feelings @ Finborough Theatre

Thatcher's Britain, Brixton, 1981. While people riot about social injustice on the streets, inside the rich and beautiful live the high life.
By Londonist

Like A John Hughes High School Movie, With Robots

Finger-breakingly titled play Nothing is the End of the World (Except for the End of the World).
By Zoe Craig

What’s On In London Theatre 23 – 29 April

London’s best theatre, dance, opera, comedy and kids theatre opening this week
By Zoe Craig

What's On In London Theatre: 26 February - 4 March

Our pick of London’s best theatre, dance and opera opening this week.
By Zoe Craig

What's On In London Theatre: 2-8 October

Here are a few highlights from London’s theatrical calendar for the next seven days.
By Johnny Fox

Theatre Review: Hindle Wakes @ Finborough Theatre

The slopes of the Pennines seem an unlikely location for a feminist polemical comedy...
By Zoe Craig

What's On In London Theatre 11-17 September

Here are a few highlights from London’s theatrical calendar for the next seven days
By Zoe Craig

What’s On In London Theatre 14-20 August

Forget the Edinburgh Festival, there's still plenty going on in London's theatres this week
By BelindaL

Theatre Review: The Sluts of Sutton Drive @ Finborough Theatre

Desperate Housewives on acid (or Windolene)
By BelindaL

Theatre Review: The Drawer Boy @ Finborough Theatre

Canadian tale of two farmer's lives interrupted by an over-eager actor.