Don’t give us a break – intervals are an outmoded, unnecessary theatre convention
When Shakespeare's Globe reopens for its summer season, plays will run without an interval. Photo: John Wildgoose
The news that plays at Shakespeare’s Globe are to run without an interval should be welcomed, says Lyn Gardner – let’s hope it hastens the move to more relaxed, inclusive performances
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