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After a lifetime plagued by depression, did Primo Levi ever truly escape Auschwitz?
Controversial LeRoi Jones / Amari Baraka play on racial tensions resurrected at the Tristan Bates Theatre.
Lazarus Theatre Company take on John Ford's dark, sexual tale of incest.
The final play of Lazarus’ Season of Rebellion is announced.
Competition now in its third season finding new Musical Theatre.
Witty double bill of George Bernard Shaw’s provocative one-act shows on the theme of relationships.
We speak to the amazing cast of a new production opening at the Tristan Bates in January.
A double bill of short George Bernard Shaw plays is directed by Robert Gillespie.