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Lack of Diversity in Oscar and BAFTA Nominations. Do the Olivier Awards Fare Any Better?

Samuel SimsJanuary 16, 2020

Anyone else feel angry/ puzzled/ not that surprised about the recent Oscar and BAFTA nominations? Samuel Sims is feeling all sorts of emotion. Here, he discuss...

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Review: Husbands & Sons, National Theatre

Holly O'MahonyOctober 30, 2015

Husbands & Sons simultaneously tells the stories from three of D.H. Lawrence’s plays; chopped, re-ordered and enacted side-by-side on the Dorfman stage at t...

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Feature: Nothing incidental or curious about Gielgud’s renewal

Laura CressMarch 10, 2015

Image by Brinkhoff Moegenburg There’s nothing particularly curious as to why The National’s The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time has recently an...

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Guest blog: The Misfit Analysis

A Younger TheatreSeptember 24, 2014

Cian Binchy, a recent graduate of Central School of Speech and Drama's Performance Making Diploma for adults with learning disabilities, talks about what inspir...

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Features: Sam Holcoft, The Wardrobe and NT Connections

Caitlin ClarkJune 27, 2014

Across five centuries of British history, small groups of children seek sanctuary in the same solid, old wardrobe. It’s the safest place they know – but is it s...

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Feature: Ellen McDougall – “don’t be afraid to fail”

Katie SmithJune 18, 2014

When Ellen McDougall insightfully and thoughtfully answers my questions, she occasionally checks if what she is saying “makes any sense at all”. Her modesty is ...

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