It's always useful to consider the future life of a production. The History Boys is a great example of the National Theatre’s long-running shows: it's been staged on Broadway and twice in the West End, has toured the UK three times and once around the world. When a production runs for a long time, it can be constantly developing, and many new things can be discovered over time.

On Tour: Long running shows

A lot goes on behind the scenes of a production to make sure everything goes according to plan. Any number of people can be attached to a show, working on numerous projects in different departments. These many different strands of work have to be brought together, and there can be a lot to keep track of. This collection focuses on the many organisational roles that keep a production under control.

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On Tour: Long running shows

On Tour: Long running shows

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