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Culture in Lockdown: Harriet Thorpe – ‘We’ve always needed art. We used to go to the Colosseum, now we sit in front of our computers’

Told by an Idiot’s Charlie and Stan to tour UK and run in West End

Will Diana musical usher in a new era of stage and screen partnerships?

Vaccine passports could help theatres reopen, but care and clarity are crucial

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Will the West End’s key players follow Liverpool’s lead to win back audiences?

In the best retellings of Cinderella, the element of surprise stands out

Touring is theatre’s lifeblood, so we must protect it by supporting freelancers

Don’t give us a break – intervals are an outmoded, unnecessary theatre convention

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Will Diana musical usher in a new era of stage and screen partnerships?

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Too old to play Hamlet? Our long theatre history suggests otherwise

Will the West End’s key players follow Liverpool’s lead to win back audiences?

In the best retellings of Cinderella, the element of surprise stands out

Touring is theatre’s lifeblood, so we must protect it by supporting freelancers

In the best retellings of Cinderella, the element of surprise stands out

Touring is theatre’s lifeblood, so we must protect it by supporting freelancers

Will the West End’s key players follow Liverpool’s lead to win back audiences?

Too old to play Hamlet? Our long theatre history suggests otherwise

Vaccine passports could help theatres reopen, but care and clarity are crucial

Don’t give us a break – intervals are an outmoded, unnecessary theatre convention

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Programme revealed for 2021 Norfolk and Norwich Festival

Duckie, Javaad Alipoor and a programme from Without Walls will feature in the 2021 Norfolk and Norwich Festival

Programme revealed for 2021 Norfolk and Norwich Festival

Duckie, Javaad Alipoor and a programme from Without Walls will feature in the 2021 Norfolk and Norwich Festival

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