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• Royal National Theatre (links | edit)
• Eugene Onegin (links | edit)
• An Enemy of the People (links | edit)
• The Old Vic (links | edit)
• The New York Trilogy (links | edit)
• 2071 (play) (links | edit)
• Ödön von Horváth (links | edit)
• Almeida Theatre (links | edit)
• 2005 in literature (links | edit)
• Matthew Warchus (links | edit)
• Great River Shakespeare Festival (links | edit)
• Belvoir (theatre company) (links | edit)
• Paul Blackwell (actor) (links | edit)
• Nineteen Eighty-Four in popular media (links | edit)
• Adaptations of Nineteen Eighty-Four (links | edit)
• Simon Coates (actor) (links | edit)
• The Henry Box School (links | edit)
• Theatre503 (links | edit)
• Climate change in popular culture (links | edit)
• Two-hander (links | edit)
• Colin Callender (links | edit)
• Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre production history (links | edit)
• Katie Mitchell (links | edit)
• Shakespeare Theatre Company production history (links | edit)
• Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Play (links | edit)
• The Apathists (links | edit)
• Claire Foy (links | edit)
• Duncan MacMillan (links | edit)
• Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Play (links | edit)
• Matt Smith (links | edit)
• UK Theatre Awards (links | edit)
• Robert Holman (links | edit)
• ACT Theatre (links | edit)
• Jeremy Herrin (links | edit)
• Denise Gough (links | edit)
• Teunkie Van Der Sluijs (links | edit)
• Kitchen Theatre Company (links | edit)
• Brendan Gall (links | edit)
• Old Vic New Voices (links | edit)
• Ivo Canelas (links | edit)
• 2014 Laurence Olivier Awards (links | edit)
• 59 Productions (links | edit)
• Fourth Monkey Actor Training Company (links | edit)
• Science fiction theatre (links | edit)
• Terence Crawford (actor) (links | edit)
• Jonny Donahoe (links | edit)
• Playground Entertainment (links | edit)
• Ursula Mills (links | edit)
• Nick Powell (composer) (links | edit)
• Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting (links | edit)