Why is there still a gender imbalance in theatre?
Most audience members are female, but actresses and female writers are having a tough time.
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Alexander Woolley
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As the Tories choose their candidate, the battle for Clacton begins in earnest
Giles Watling, former 80s TV star, is selected through an open primary to fight the by-election against Douglas Carswell.
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David Lammy on housing: “We cannot build some of the dross that’s been built in the past“
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The Big Tramp comes to London
The Big Tramp, combining the literary tropes of homelessness and night-walking, will raise money for theatre company Cardboard Citizens.
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