Farah Najib, Author at Exeunt Magazine

17 November 2021

Reviews • OWE & Fringe

Review: SAMSKARA at the Yard

8th - 26th November

By Farah Najib

Lasting impressions: Farah Najib writes on Lanre Malaolu’s ‘joyful and hard-hitting’ choreographic interrogation of Black masculinity.

18 October 2021

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Review: Love and Other Acts of Violence at Donmar Warehouse

By Farah Najib

Destruction and ruin: Farah Najib reviews Cordelia Lynn’s bleak, mud-strewn story of a relationship.

1 October 2021

Reviews • OWE & Fringe

Review: curious at Soho Theatre

By Farah Najib

‘Poetic lyricism and joyful irreverence’: Farah Najib writes on Jasmine Lee-Jones solo show, a personal excavation of the erasure of Black creatives through history.

3 September 2021

Reviews • OWE & Fringe

Review: Statements after an arrest under the immorality act, Orange Tree

By Farah Najib

‘Sucked into the void’: Farah Najib writes on Diane Page’s revival of Athol Fugard’s dense, challenging play that skewers racial injustice.

2 August 2021

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Review: Bagdad Cafe at The Old Vic

By Farah Najib

An assault on the emotions: Farah Najib gets swept up in the outrageously feel-good world of Emma Rice’s latest show.

30 July 2021

Reviews • OWE & Fringe

Somewhere to Belong at the Lion & Unicorn Theatre

By Farah Najib

Searching for a unicorn: Farah Najib writes on Kim Scopes’ playful show, which explores and celebrates experiences of bisexuality.

24 June 2021

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Review: Shedding a Skin at Soho Theatre

By Farah Najib

Connection is a form of rebellion: Farah Najib reviews Amanda Wilkin’s Verity Bargate Award-winning exploration of loneliness and healing.

14 June 2021

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Review: Animal Farm at National Youth Theatre

By Farah Najib

Animal studies: Farah Najib delights in the perfectly-observed performances of National Youth Theatre’s farm-based fable.

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