Category: Theatre and Performance

Introduction: Why the national theatre matters The national theatre plays a central cultural role by entertaining, sparking imagination and bringing communities together. Recent developments show the institution adapting to new audiences and formats: premium streaming services extend reach beyond the auditorium, while historic venues preserve the theatre-going experience. The information below highlights three facets of […]

Introduction ‘All My Sons’ is a poignant play written by Arthur Miller, first staged in 1947. It addresses themes of familial responsibility, guilt, and the consequences of one’s actions. The play remains highly relevant today as it confronts the moral dilemmas inherent in capitalism, war, and personal accountability. As theatres around the world revive this […]