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Review: Death of England: Delroy, National Theatre
With a second national lockdown looming, the National Theatre’s triumphant return is a bitter one, with their opening night also being their closing night. Tho...
Roy Williams
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Review: Death of England, The National Theatre
England is a fucked-up world of its own, a catalyst for change that has a stubborn insistence on perpetually staying the same. We grasp onto tradition whilst p...
Opportunity: Take part in The Next Playwright Programme at Hampstead Theatre
Inspire: The Next Playwright Programme | Hampstead Theatre This year Hampstead Theatre is launching Inspire: The Next Playwright Programme, an opportunity f...
Feature: Women Centre Stage − Celebrating Heroines
When I catch up with Barney Norris, he's calling on a faulty Skype line from the foyer of Salisbury Playhouse. Between all the crackling and fading in and out, ...
Review: Antigone, Theatre Royal Stratford East
Antigone is a given a violent urban aesthetic and redeployed from its Greek origins to consider contemporary gang culture. Having toured nationally last year, A...
Review: Antigone, York Theatre Royal
There’s nothing like a modern revival of a classic play to breathe life into some old themes and ideas that are relevant in the world we live in today. This is ...