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National Theatre

British  

noun

  1. the former name of the Royal National Theatre

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The move did, at least, bag some big clients like the Criterion Channel, Starbucks, and the U.K.’s National Theatre.

From Slate

Godwin, the artistic director of the Shakespeare Theatre Company and an associate director of the National Theatre in London, leaves little distance between Page and the audience in his staging of “All the Devils Are Here.”

From Los Angeles Times

A year ago, actor Michael Sheen pledged to launch a new national theatre for Wales using his own money.

From BBC

When a "window of opportunity" opened to start a new national theatre in Wales, Michael Sheen was, by his own admission, the only person who could make it happen.

From BBC

So when the old National Theatre of Wales closed at the end of 2024 following funding cuts from the Arts Council of Wales, Sheen came up with a plan for a replacement.

From BBC