Plays
-
How British censorship laws ended up creating a rich archive of Black history
Kate Dossett, The Conversation
-
How unsung, obscure publishers from the 18th and 19th centuries made Shakespeare what he is today
Andrew Murphy, The Conversation
-
In the Shakespearean world, Hamlet is a ‘villain of genius’. Here’s why
Catherine Butler, The Conversation
-
How Shakespeare shaped his plays (and made Hamlet fat) to suit his leading man
Lisa Hopkins, The Conversation
-
The director of the play cancelled in Jaipur explains why artists shouldn’t give in to the mob
Malini Nair
-
Set in the Sikh-American community, a New York play examines what it means to be American today
Anu Kumar
-
No lights, no sound systems: A unique theatre festival in Assam blends ecology and community life
Arunabh Saikia
-
‘Everyone has one’: More and more Indian theatre groups are making online trailers for their plays
Chanpreet Khurana
-
Much before the Partition, Prithviraj Kapoor was warning of its horrors in gut-wrenching plays
Malini Nair
-
What is the secret of long-running plays like ‘Love Letters’?
Deepa Gahlot