Macbeth
Finvola Dunphy reviews Macbeth, presented by Daniel Taylor Productions at the Epstein Theatre till March 16th.
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Marilyn
Finvola Dunphy reviews Marilyn, the one-woman play produced by Breakthrough Theatre about Marilyn Monroe and performed at the Casa.
From an exacerbated (but able-bodied) master’s graduate
A feature by Nerve writer Finvola Dunphy on her problems in finding paid employment in the journalism industry despite graduating top of her class with an MA in International Journalism.
Hard Times
Finvola Dunphy reviews the adaptation of Charles Dickens’ Hard Times, presented by Northern Broadsides at the Liverpool Playhouse.
Paint Your Wagon
Finvola Dunphy reviews the musical Paint Your Wagon, performed by the Everyman Company and at the Everyman Theatre until 14 July.
The Kite Runner
Finvola Dunphy reviews the theatrical production of The Kite Runner, based on Khaled Hosseini’s bestselling novel and performed at Liverpool Playhouse.
No Exit (Huis Clos)
Finvola Dunphy reviews the production by Liverpool Network Theatre of Jean-Paul Sartre’s classic piece of existentialist theatre, ‘No Exit’ (Huis Clos).
A Passage to India
Finvola Dunphy reviews the adaption of the novel by E. M. Forster, A Passage to India, performed at the Liverpool Playhouse.
ABD’s Her Benny 25th Anniversary
Finvola Dunphy previews Her Benny, a beloved musical which made its debut in Liverpool to packed-out theatres 25 years ago and will be opening at the Royal Court Theatre from 25th January.
Man To Man
Finvola Dunphy reviews the play Man To Man, about a woman forced to take on her husband’s identity in order to survive Nazi Germany, performed at the Liverpool Everyman.
Revolution
Finvola Dunphy reviews the play Revolution, Burjesta Theatre’s production to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Russian Revolution, on at the Casa til 25th October.
The Suitcase
Finvola Dunphy reviews the play performed at the Liverpool Playhouse, The Suitcase, set in 1950’s South Africa at the time of institutionalised segregation.
An Evening Of Franca Rame and Dario Fo
Finvola Dunphy reviews An Evening Of Franca Rame and Dario Fo, presented by Burjesta Theatre at the Unity Theatre.
Democracy
Finvola Dunphy is a new contributor to Nerve. This is a poem about her views on democracy.