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Opening Access
Thursday November 15, 2007
Sofie Mason article in The Stage quoting my arguments for a more inclusive theatre funding culture.
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39th John Whiting Award Presentation Speech
Thursday October 27, 2006
A plea to keep the award going, from a young playwright whose life it changed.
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'We're taking a risk just by writing for the stage'
Wednesday March 15, 2006
The Guardian
Theatre directors are calling on young playwrights to be more ambitious. Hang on, says Fin Kennedy - we're not the ones who lack vision
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Teacher wins coveted prize for the play that theatres turned down
Friday February 24, 2006
The Times
By Dalya Alberge, Arts Correspondent
A TRAINEE teacher followed in the footsteps of Tom Stoppard and Edward Bond yesterday by winning one of the most coveted theatre writing awards in Britain — for a play that was turned down by every theatre in London.
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'Ditch the mumbling smackheads!'
Wednesday January 7, 2004
The Guardian
We asked Britain's leading young playwrights what's wrong with UK drama - and how they plan to fix it.
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A sympathetic ear
Wednesday June 25, 2003
The Guardian
By Raekha Prasad
Fin Kennedy spent three months talking to members of a profession more usually talked about. Hours of taped conversation - every pause and cough - were transcribed meticulously. At the end, he was left with 10 accounts by voices rarely sought, describing work rarely understood.
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