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Kelli O’Hara preparing for rehearsals of The King and I, which opened July 3, 2018 at London Palladium

John Osborne commemorated with blue plaque at London home

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Beth Byrne named chief executive of Shoreditch Town Hall

Appointments by Matthew Hemley

Bolton Octagon in lockdown: 'We’re champing at the bit to get back to staging work'

Features by Chris Bartlett

Culture in Lockdown: Le Gateau Chocolat – ‘Plants became an important part of my life’

Features by Fergus Morgan

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Hope must be at the heart of theatre's Covid recovery

by Rebecca Atkinson-Lord

As Brexit bites, the loss of cross-channel cultural exchange is to be lamented

by Richard Jordan

Young at art: why youth boards could start the revolution theatre needs

by Martin Berry

The government is the one ‘holding back’ young people

by Alistair Smith

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