The White Factory
Ends Nov 04
The White Factory
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The White Factory London Reviews and Tickets

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Intense, Absorbing, Ambitious, Emotional, Thought-provoking

About the Show

The world premiere of Dmitry Glukhovsky's exploration of the life of a Holocaust survivor.

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1 Review | 0 Followers
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Thought-provoking, Intense, Great writing, Great staging, Great acting

See it if A truly thought provoking play, which great performances from all involved. Couldnt recommended a show more.

Don't see it if You are looking for a light hearted entertainment or comedy. This is an amazing show, but its not suitable for small kids for a reason.

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Ambitious, Consuming, Emotional, Intense, Absorbing

See it if Gripping and emotional and kept you enthrall. Excellent acting and excellent execution

Don't see it if Very sad story may trigger

Critic Reviews (3)

WhatsOnStage
September 22nd, 2023

“Whilst the text can meander on occasions and the first act in particular would benefit from some more focus, there are moments that hit home with devastating power...This is brave and exciting work from the relatively new Marylebone Theatre and is definitely worth a trip out of the West End for a visit.”
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The Stage (UK)
September 22nd, 2023

“At the heart of this play, written by Dmitry Glukhovsky and directed by Maxim Didenko, is a terrible story based on Second World War truths. It’s set between 1939 and 1944 in the Łódź Ghetto of Poland...What happened in Łódź is a neglected part of history, but here its retelling is let down by a baggy script from Russian writer Glukhovsky and a misguided production.”
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The Arts Desk
September 21st, 2023

“Set dazzlingly, hauntingly, in a clinical white box blasted clean with LED one moment, plunged into blackness or a fiery glow the next, the ‘white factory’ refers to a church-turned-workshop where the Elder of the ghetto’s Judenrat attempted to make his community so indispensable in producing Nazi essentials – from uniform buttons to freshly stuffed pillows – that the Nazis would spare them from Auschwitz.”
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