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Another 'first time' on this day Before The Lockdown
The Finborough is a tiny space but with a very cleverly judged portfolio of productions is rightly recognised as a significant player in the London theatre scene. This one, for example was the European premiere of this off-Broadway hit.
It's difficult to imagine a musical, albeit with only two actors, and a four-piece band fitting within the space available but they did! As befitting a 'rock' musical the characters were played large as these two very different people with barely compatible musical tastes journey in search of success from Glasgow, through London's punk scene and on to New York but the stress of a romance and the inevitable addiction issues make for a rocky road.
By no means a great musical, it's not been filling the big theatres since, but the enthusiasm and charm of the two leads made for a most entertaining first time at the Finborough.
in 2013
It has been in operation since the 1980s but my first visit to the wonderful Finborough Theatre in London was not until 2013, to see Rooms - A Rock Romance.
It's difficult to imagine a musical, albeit with only two actors, and a four-piece band fitting within the space available but they did! As befitting a 'rock' musical the characters were played large as these two very different people with barely compatible musical tastes journey in search of success from Glasgow, through London's punk scene and on to New York but the stress of a romance and the inevitable addiction issues make for a rocky road.
By no means a great musical, it's not been filling the big theatres since, but the enthusiasm and charm of the two leads made for a most entertaining first time at the Finborough.
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