Alex Marker - Theatre Designer
'The director Tamara Harvey and the designer Alex Marker, whose Victorian public lavatory is a particular triumph, both achieve miracles of compression in the cramped surroundings.' Charles Spencer - Daily Telegraph'
''Alex Marker's ingenious design suggests a wealth of locations including the streets of Earl's Court, squalid bedsits, noisy pubs, and showbiz Brighton. Better yet, he comes up with not one but two visual coups in the final moments' - Charles Spencer, The Daily Telegraph










Playing now!

Sons of York - 3 September - 27 September 2008

The Finborough Theatre

By James Graham

Hull. December 1978. The Winter of Discontent. Rubbish rots on the streets and picket lines block the factory gates. Feeling betrayed by the Labour government, a community batterns down the hatches and prepares to fight. Britain's future hangs in the balance - and by summer nothing will ever be the same again.

Meanwhile, on Arthur Street, Mam is dying, Dad can't cope and no one dares tell him that Mark doesn't want to be a truck driver.

Coming soon

Cherry Docs by David Gow
The Kings Head Theatre
9 September - 19 October 2008

The Real McCoy: Reconnected
Broadway Theatre, Catford
Hackney Empire
September - October 2008


  Recent shows
 

The Pink Bedroom

by Tennessee Williams

Four rarely performed one act plays by Tennessee Williams, also including: Talk To Me Like The Rain and Let Me Listen', 'Mister Paradise' and 'The Lady of Larkspur Lotion'

  Plague Over England - Finborough Theatre

A controversial new play by Evening Standard theatre critic Nicholas de Jongh launches the Finborough Theatre's Spring Season 2008. Directed by Tamara Harvey, Jasper Britton plays Sir John Gielgud - together with Olivier Award nominee David Burt, Simon Dutton, and Olivier Award winner Nichola McAuliffe.

Wednesday, 27 February - Saturday, 22 March 2008

 
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Last updated: 27 August, 2008
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