Fergus Morgan

While streamed performances have proved popular during lockdown, there has also been a resurgence in audio drama. As Audible continues to release high-profile plays and ahead of a new festival on BBC Radio, Fergus Morgan charts the development of radio drama over the past century

Belarus Free Theatre’s utterly incomprehensible adaptation of Sasha Sokolov’s novel – over Zoom, with subtitles

The tub-thumping third instalment in Luke Wright’s epic-poem trilogy

Actor, musician, writer, Olivier-winner and MBE Sheila Atim tells Fergus Morgan about the culture she’s been enjoying during lockdown: from Netflix series Unorthodox to a physics book by Richard P Feynman and Nigel Kennedy’s music

A cheerful two hours of theatre-themed escapism in exchange for £5 towards a deserving cause

Continuing our series in which theatremakers reveal the culture they have been enjoying in lockdown, artistic director Indhu Rubasingham tells Fergus Morgan about streaming Friends clips on YouTube and enjoying nature

With the UK in lockdown, digital theatre projects are booming, one of the most ambitious being Headlong’s 12-play series in collaboration with Century Films for BBC Arts. Fergus Morgan talks to the creatives behind the series about technical challenges and adapting to a new way of working

Awkward but inspiring example of community film-making from Leeds-based community theatre company Slung Low

Artistic director Matthew Lenton tells Fergus Morgan why international collaboration is at the heart of his company