The Orange Tree’s Sam Walters discovers a forgotten 1920s feminist play

INTERVIEW: SAM WALTERS The artistic director of the Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond talks to Carole Woddis about what it feels like to be the longest-serving head of a theatre in the country, and about his exceptional venue, which began as a pub thea...

INTERVIEW: SAM WALTERS The founding artistic director of the Orange Tree, London's sole dedicated in-the-round theatre, talks to Philip Fisher about 33 years on the fringe.

FOCUS ON FEMINIST THEATRE Theatre researcher and curator Susan Croft talks to Carole Woddis about the How the Vote Was Won: Art, Theatre and Women's Suffrage exhibition (Museum of Richmond), which she curated with Irene Cockroft, as well as about her...

INTERVIEW: BARRIE RUTTER The artistic director of Northern Broadsides theatre company talks to Judi Herman about his current role, starring in the touring production of Githa Sowerby's Rutherford and Son (1912), directed by Jonathan Miller. He sets t...