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  • Larisa Faber

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    Larisa Faber was born in country that doesn't exist anymore, the year Chernobyl blew up and photography was still in black and white. Trained at Drama Centre London, she writes and self-produces her own shows in collaboration with international partners. Her award-winning work (Best New Show, Luxembourg Theatre Awards; Fortuna Diploma, Kaunas City Theatre Awards Lithuania) tackles sociopolitical themes with goofy humour and a touch of surrealism. She's a published author and has written for The Guardian, UCL and Badisches Staatstheater Karlsruhe (Germany), a.o.

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  • Larisa Faber CPT shows

    Larisa Faber presents

    Good Girls

    Thu 24 Nov - Sat 26 Nov at 9pm
    A musical about abortions and no regrets. 3 performers, 6 jazz hands, multiple stories.
    Jeannine Unsen
    Larisa Faber presents

    White Gold

    Wed 25 - Sat 28 Nov at 7:15pm (3pm mat)
    One white asparagus and her roots. One seasonal veg picker and her daughter left behind. Clowning, ballet and Beethoven about the price of perfection and waiting to be picked.

    Blog Posts by Larisa Faber

    Three women of different ethnicities sat on a grey sofa, seen from the waist up. A white brick background. The women are looking straight at us. They are confident.
    Posted: 17-10-2022 Tag: artist blogs

    A Musical About Abortion?!

    A musical about abortion?! You must be kidding, right?

    Writer/director Larisa Faber writes about the catalyst of making GOOD GIRLS, coming to CPT Thu 24 Nov - Sat 26 Nov.


    "It is precisely these types of projects, involving these types of people, in these types of theatres that make London what it is."

    The Lancet