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Caroline Dinenage is culture and creative industries minister. She is the Conservative MP for Gosport, Stubbington, Lee-on-the-Solent and H...

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Caroline Dinenage is culture and creative industries minister. She is the Conservative MP for Gosport, Stubbington, Lee-on-the-Solent and Hill Head

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Operation Moonshot raises further questions for theatre reopenings

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Bennett's dramas prove the exceptions that suit both stage and screen

The West End is inching back to life – but it still needs government support

How Shakespeare helped ratify the US Constitution

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Panto dames to march on Westminster in call for action to save theatre

Pantomime dames will march through London on September 30, as they join fellow creatives in highlighting the plight facing the theatre industry and its workers

Panto dames to march on Westminster in call for action to save theatre

Pantomime dames will march through London on September 30, as they join fellow creatives in highlighting the plight facing the theatre industry and its workers

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