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Review: The Bridges of Madison County, Menier Chocolate Factory
The Bridges of Madison County is a love story – but it’s also a story of home, family, and loss. It’s one that first came to be in Robert James Waller’s 1992 r...
Farah Najib
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Review: Lovers Anonymous, The Space
Lovers Anonymous is not your everyday support group. It is, however, the support group that many of us might benefit from in the tech-driven and disconnected d...
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Review: Radio, Arcola Theatre
Al Smith’s one-man-show Radio follows the story of Charles Lebanon Fairfax Junior (Adam Gillen), born in June 1950 in the small town of Lebanon, Kansas. It’s t...
Bitter Wheat: It’s Not Upsetting Anyone
After watching the Harvey Weinstein based play, Bitter Wheat, Farah Najib wonders whether theatre is there to upset us and why her reaction was so different to...
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Review: WIFE, Kiln Theatre
WIFE by Samuel Adamson presents four stories over four generations, hurtling through a period of eighty years. This new play is all at once a tribute to queer ...
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Review: Rejoicing at Her Wondrous Vulva the Young Woman Applauded Herself, Ovalhouse
The clue’s in the name with this one. Bella Heesom’s Rejoicing at Her Wondrous Vulva the Young Woman Applauded Herself is a celebration of all things vagi...
Farah Najib
Farah is a graduate of playwriting and applied theatre at the Royal Central School of Speech & Drama. She lives for exciting new writing that says something about the world we’re in today, and if it’s made by women – even better.