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Explore Never miss out Cast Broadcast Team Go behind the scenes of Fleabag and learn Get the latest news from Fleabag Phoebe Waller-Bridge Director for Screen Tony Grech-Smith more about how our broadcasts happen on National Theatre Live straight Technical our website. to your inbox. Creative Team Producer Christopher C. Bretnall Lighting Director Stuart Pring Writer Phoebe Waller-Bridge ntlive.com ntlive.com/signup Sound Supervisor Conrad Fletcher Director Vicky Jones Script Supervisor Amanda Church Designer Holly Pigott Lighting Designer Elliot Griggs Join in Feedback Composer and Sound Designer Isobel Waller-Bridge Use #Fleabag and be a part of the Share your thoughts by taking our conversation online. short online survey and enter into a prize draw to win £100. /nationaltheatrelive Running time: 1 hour and 20 minutes, ntlive.com/feedback with no interval. Age recommendation 15 years + @ntlive Contains strong language DirectingIntroducing Arthur Fleabag Miller’s All My Sons Coming soon ntlive.com Director Jeremy Herrin answers a few questions about his approach to All My Sons. Find the next broadcast or screening near you at Welcome to the original, hilarious, one- by Phoebe Waller-Bridge in London, Korea Whatwoman do play you that think inspired makes the this BBC’s hit TV Ourand productionNew York, andplays has gently also withtoured this across playseries classic? Fleabag. A rip-roaring look at some constructthe UK and in to a wayAustralia that Iwith hope Maddie will Rice A feuding fairy King and Queen of the forest Miller’ssort of womancraft. 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Live The Old Vic all is not as blissful as it seems. Diana has engage audiences. a new play by Simon Woods The Old Vic aims to be surprising, National Theatre Live distributes a stinking hangover, a fox is destroying the Working with the best of British a National Theatre production unpredictable, ground-breaking, rule- world-class theatre straight from stages garden, and secrets are being dug up all theatre companies and producers, we breaking,Soho Theatre independent, accessible across the United Kingdom to cinema In cinemas 7 December over the place. and uplifting. Today, Artistic Director screenssimultaneously around broadcastthe world. live theatre shows Broadcast live 7 November This brand new play is a witty and Matthew Warchus is building on 200 years to cinemas in the UK, Europe and sometimes Soho Theatre is London’s most vibrant devastating portrait of the governing class, of creative adventure. 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