Katie Mitchell talks to Matt Trueman about her new production of Sarah Kane’s play, Cleansed.

The director discusses his new production of August Wilson’s play, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, with Ola Animshawun.

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Rosalie Craig and Patsy Ferran, playing Rosalind and Celia, discuss the roles and the production of As You Like It.

In its 150th anniversary year, the story of Alice and her adventures remains relevant and yet of its time.

Grahame Baker-Smith, illustrator of the Royal Mail’s Alice in Wonderland anniversary stamps, Gillian Beer, author of the forthcoming Alice in Space, and Helen Melody, curator of the British Library’s current Alice exhibition, reflect on the many visual interpretations of the character through the years.

Alongside the production of Husbands & Sons, an investigation into the labour market in the early 20th century, the opportunities open to both men and women, and how Lawrence’s own experience of work influenced his characters and writing.

With Pamela Cox, Professor of Sociology at the University of Essex, and presenter of the BBC series, Servants and Shopgirls, and Andrew Harrison, Assistant Professor of English Literature and Director of the DH Lawrence Research Centre at the University of Nottingham.

Roger Michell discusses his new production of Harley Granville Barker’s play with Michael Billington.

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Ben Power discusses his adaptation of DH Lawrence’s trilogy with the director Marianne Elliott.

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Director Dominic Cooke talks to Fiona Mountford about Caryl Churchill’s new play.

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Director Ian Rickson and writer/actor Wallace Shawn discuss the play, Evening at the Talk House.

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Charlotte Brontë was a literary visionary, a feminist trailblazer and the driving force in her family, and in Jane Eyre she created a new kind of independent heroine.

Her biographer Claire Harman (winner of the 2015 Forward Prize for Best Single Poem, The Mighty Hudson) and and journalist Lucy Mangan (Stylist and Guardian columnist) explore these very modern Victorian women.

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