Complicite at 30: Simon McBurney and Judith Dimant in conversation
National Theatre
3 episodes
6 months ago
The artistic director and producer look back on 30 years of the company's ground-breaking work, including The Master and Margarita and A Disappearing Number, and reflect on the impact that the company have had on theatre in the UK and internationally.
This is a recording of a live Platform event, which was chaired by Louise Jeffreys Director of Arts at the Barbican.
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The artistic director and producer look back on 30 years of the company's ground-breaking work, including The Master and Margarita and A Disappearing Number, and reflect on the impact that the company have had on theatre in the UK and internationally.
This is a recording of a live Platform event, which was chaired by Louise Jeffreys Director of Arts at the Barbican.
Complicite at 30: Simon McBurney and Judith Dimant in conversation
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The artistic director and producer look back on 30 years of the company's ground-breaking work, including The Master and Margarita and A Disappearing Number, and reflect on the impact that the company have had on theatre in the UK and internationally.
This is a recording of a live Platform event, which was chaired by Louise Jeffreys Director of Arts at the Barbican.
Complicite at 30: Simon McBurney and Judith Dimant in conversation
The artistic director and producer look back on 30 years of the company's ground-breaking work, including The Master and Margarita and A Disappearing Number, and reflect on the impact that the company have had on theatre in the UK and internationally.
This is a recording of a live Platform event, which was chaired by Louise Jeffreys Director of Arts at the Barbican.
