David Hare

The Permanent Way Q&A video and photos: Why is a play about railway privatisation more relevant than ever?
The Permanent Way Q&A video and photos: Why is a play about railway privatisation more relevant than ever?

The Permanent Way Q&A video and photos: Why is a play about railway privatisation more relevant than ever?

By Terri Paddock|2020-01-25T15:49:52+00:0025 September 2019|Tags: Alexander Lass, Anna Acton, David Hare, Debbie Hicks, Post-show Q&As, Post-show talks, Terri Paddock events, The Permanent Way, The Vaults|

I was lucky enough to see the original Out of Joint production of The Permanent Way at the National Theatre in 2003. I remember being horrified by David Hare's verbatim play about railway privatisation, based on first-hand accounts.

A View from Islington North: “It’s not all about deselection”
A View from Islington North: “It’s not all about deselection”

A View from Islington North: “It’s not all about deselection”

By Terri Paddock|2020-01-08T09:21:23+00:0024 May 2016|Tags: A View From Islington North, Alistair Beaton, Ann Mitchell, Ayn Rand Takes a Stand, Billy Bragg, Bruce Alexander, Caryl Churchill, David Hare, How to Get Ahead in Politics, Jane Wymark, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party, Mark Ravenhill, Max Stafford-Clark, Out of Joint, Sarah Alexander, Stella Feehily, Steve John Shepherd, The Accidental Leader, The Mother, Tickets Now On Sale|

The Accidental Leader, about a foiled Corbyn coup, is one of five plays in