This is a collection of short films looking at current and upcoming National Theatre productions, including The James Plays by Runo Munro and Here Lies Love, a revolutionary musical experience from David Byrne and Fatboy Slim.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Categories | Performing ArtsArts |
Katie Mitchell talks to Matt Trueman about her new production of Sarah Kane’s play, Cleansed. more
The director discusses his new production of August Wilson’s play, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, with Ola Animshawun. more
Rosalie Craig and Patsy Ferran, playing Rosalind and Celia, discuss the roles and the production of As You Like It. more
In its 150th anniversary year, the story of Alice and her adventures remains relevant and yet of its time. more
Alongside the production of Husbands & Sons, an investigation into the labour market in the early 20th century, the opportunities open to both men and women, and how Lawrence’s own experience of work influenced his characters and writing. more
Roger Michell discusses his new production of Harley Granville Barker’s play with Michael Billington. more
Ben Power discusses his adaptation of DH Lawrence’s trilogy with the director Marianne Elliott. more
Director Dominic Cooke talks to Fiona Mountford about Caryl Churchill’s new play. more
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