National Theatre
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Ballet Shoes – National Theatre, London
Writer: Kendall Feaver, based on the novel by Noel Streatfeild Director: Katy Rudd In the list of great children’s literature,…
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The Importance of Being Earnest – National Theatre, London
Writer: Oscar Wilde Director: Max Webster St Valentine’s Day 1895 was both a happy and a sad day in the…
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The Other Place – National Theatre, London
Writer and Director: Alexander Zeldin On family occasions, especially funerals and memorials, everyone takes a view on how it should…
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A Tupperware of Ashes – National Theatre, London
Writer: Tanika Gupta Director: Pooja Ghai Tanika Gupta’s latest play started as an idea to adapt King Lear with a…
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An Inspector Calls – Darlington Hippodrome
Writer: J B Priestley Director: Stephen Daldry One of the many words that could describe Stephen Daldry’s startling interpretation of…
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Coriolanus – National Theatre, London
Writer: William Shakespeare Director: Lyndsey Turner At a time when populist movements are gaining ground in many Western democracies, the…
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The Grapes of Wrath – National Theatre, London
Writer: John Steinbeck Adaptor: Frank Galati Director: Carrie Cracknell The first thing to say about the National Theatre’s dramatisation of…
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Death of England: Delroy – @sohoplace, London
Writers: Clint Dyer and Roy Williams Director: Clint Dyer The Death of England: Delroy holds a very special place in…
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