Multi-award-winning Off West End theatre, presenting vibrant new writing and unique rediscoveries. "Not just a theatre, but a miracle" Metro
Earl's Court, London UK
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As always, the Finborough Theatre is committed to bringing extraordinary plays and playwrights to our audiences, with unique rediscoveries of unfairly neglected work that deserves to be seen, coupled with vibrant new writing that speaks to our lives today. 1/5
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The play THE MOTH by Paul Herzberg is on at The Finborough right now. What a brilliant performance making us all look into ourselves at our own bias and prejudice. You question war in all its forms and leave the theatre more thoughtful than when you went in. Not to be missed.
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"I don’t want to plan anything to do. I hate having everything mapped out. I don't want to know what’s going to happen next – for once."
Lucy Griffin, heroine of @NoelCoward's play Sirocco longs for escape but it's not easy
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Our digital initiative #FinboroughFrontier continues to offer content entirely for free including Remember Your Lovers featuring acting legend Claire Bloom, Earl’s Court Walking Tours, our Voices from Ukraine series and our blog on Earl’s Court Local History. 1/3
Do please consider becoming a Friend of the Finborough Theatre (with prices starting at just £2.09 per month), or making a donation to our Programming Funds for New Writing and Rediscoveries. 2/3
The season concludes with the London premiere of It Comes In Waves by James McDermott, author of the award-nominated Jab which played at the Finborough Theatre in 2024. 1/2
The season continues with the world premiere of All Our Lives, a new play with music by John Burrows, and starring David Brett and Gareth Williams, two of the original line up of the chart-topping The Flying Pickets. 1/3
Mel and Paul met in 1957 as young National Servicemen on a desert island watching H-bombs explode, and spent the Swinging Sixties as a pop duo topping the charts. 2/3
2027 begins with the first London production for more than 30 years of a modern American classic, The Woolgatherer by William Mastrosimone, playing 5–30 January 2027. South Philly, 1979. 1/3
Rose watches the world go by from behind the checkout of a dime store, stuck in the same place with the same routine. Cliff spends his days behind the wheel of a truck, moving between different cities with only his radio for company.2/3
The season opens with Sirocco by Noël Coward, a truly unique rediscovery of a play only produced twice in 99 years in a new version (including unperformed newly discovered material), edited and directed by Brigid Larmour. 1/3
Italy in the 1920s. Lucy Griffin, a respectable young English wife, astonishes everyone – even herself – by running away with a charming young Italian to start a new life in his artist’s studio in Florence, only to find her romantic Bohemian fantasy is different from reality 2/3
Ranging across Noël Coward’s Italy in the 1920s to a working class neighbourhood in 1970s Philadelphia, from the personal and historical legacy of Britain’s H-bomb tests to a seaside town’s Grief Café 4/5