Seminar: In Rehearsals

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Taken by Alastair Muir

Video: Meet the Downstairs Writers

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Win tickets to Seminar and an overnight stay at the London Marriott Hotel Regents Park

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THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED AND A WINNER HAS BEEN CHOSEN

Getting To Know You: Jo Boniface, Sales Manager

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We talk to Jo Boniface to find out what a day in the life of a Sales Manager looks like, from selling tickets and fixing printers to helping customers and dealing with the ‘Pied Piper’.

Downstairs Autumn Season: Interview with the Writers

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We interview two of the Downstairs Autumn Season Writers to find out more about Four minutes twelve seconds and Elephants.

Downstairs Autumn Season 2014 announced

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Hampstead Theatre and The Peter Wolff Trust are delighted to announce a season of 3 new plays for Autumn 2014.

Full casting and extra dates announced for Seminar

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Hampstead Theatre is delighted to announce that due to demand for tickets, Seminar will extend by two weeks until 1 November 2014.

Terry Johnson: A Director's profile

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With numerous awards under his belt, including two Oliviers and a Tony, Terry Johnson has directed, and written, some of Hampstead Theatre’s most popular and fastest selling hits of the past two years, Race (2013), Hysteria (2013) and Old Money (2012).

Seminar now on sale starring Roger Allam

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New Main Stage now on saleSeminar By Theresa Rebeck Directed by Terry Johnson Designed by Lez Brotherston

Live-streaming: Access for All

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Hampstead Theatre’s Artistic Director and Director of Wonderland says:

Wonderland Live-Stream: NOW CLOSED

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Wonderland was Live Streamed 26 July 7.30pm.

Wonderland to be Live-Streamed Worldwide for free

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Hampstead Theatre in association with The Guardian announcesTHE LIVE-STREAMING OF BETH STEEL’S NEW PLAY WONDERLAND Directed by Edward Hall Designed by Ashley Martin Davis Lighting by Peter Mumford Music by Simon Slater Choreographed by Scott Ambler Sound by Matt McKenzie

Getting To Know You: Liberty Oberlander, Development Manager

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We talk to Liberty Oberlander to find out what a day in the life of a Development Manager looks like, from raising money and looking after Patrons to raiding the prop store and actors doing the conga.

Summer news

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Forthcoming shows will be on sale very shortly – click here to sign up to our mailing list to be the first to find out more

Video: Wonderland Trailer

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★★★★ The Telegraph | ★★★★ The Times | ★★★★ Guardian | ★★★★ The Independent | ★★★★ Evening Standard | ★★★★ Daily Mail

Channel 4's Paul Mason on Wonderland

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30 years on – the miners’ strike retold for a new generation By Paul Mason, Channel 4’s Economic Editor

Wonderland: ★★★★ from the Daily Mail

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Wonderland, Hampstead Theatre, review By Quentin Letts, The Daily Mail

Wonderland: ★★★★ from The Times

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Wonderland, Hampstead Theatre, review By Sam Marlowe, The Times

Wonderland: ★★★★ from The Independent

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Wonderland, Hampstead Theatre, review: ‘Moving and timely’ By Paul Taylor, The Independent

Wonderland: ★★★★ from Evening Standard

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This play based on Beth Steel’s drama about the miners’ strike goes underground on an epic scale By Fiona Mountford, Evening Standard

Wonderland: ★★★★ from Guardian

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Wonderland review – Scargill, strikes, solidarity and scars By Michael Billington, Guardian

Wonderland: Press Night photos

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Photos taken by Jon Holloway Headshots

Wonderland: ★★★★ from The Telegraph

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Wonderland, review: ‘rare power’ By Charles Spencer, The Telegraph

Ham & High: Beth Steel interview

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Beth Steel’s Wonderland sees Hampstead Theatre venture below ground By Bridget Galton, Ham & High

Sunny Afternoon transfers to the West End

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Sunny Afternoon, the critically acclaimed musical which tells the story of the early life of Ray Davies and the rise to stardom of The Kinks, will open at the Harold Pinter Theatre in October 2014.

Wonderland: Production photos

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Photos taken by Manuel Harlan

Autumn Season on sale soon: Sign up to our mailing list

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Our Autumn Season will be on sale very shortly – sign up to our mailing list to be the first to find out more

Edward Hall introduces Wonderland

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One of the occupational hazards of running a New Writing theatre is that family holidays are the sole opportunities for play reading marathons… Thus, the Christmas before last, I made my farewells at the theatre and set off for home with a huge pile of scripts under my arm.

Writing Wonderland: An interview with Beth Steel

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Wonderland Writer Beth Steel talks to Hampstead Theatre’s Online Features Editor, Susie Benson, about the inspiration behind her new play and bringing such an ambitious story to stage

In The Vale Of Health: ★★★★ from Independent

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In the Vale of Health review: Mounted with extraordinary flair By Paul Taylor, Independent

The Glass Supper: Full cast announced

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Moya Productions and tackroom theatre are delighted to announce the full cast for The Glass Supper, with Michael Feast, Michael Begley, Alex Lawther and Owen Sharpe joining Michelle Collins at Hampstead Downstairs.

Wonderland: In rehearsals

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Photos taken by Dominic Clemence

In The Vale Of Health: ★★★★ from Telegraph

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In the Vale of Health, Hampstead Theatre, review: ‘a loving production’ By Charles Spencer, Telegraph

A Human Being Died That Night: ★★★★★ from the Independent

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A Human Being Died That Night Reviews By Paul Taylor, Independent