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Eureka Day Reviews
Eureka Day at The Old Vic
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What audiences are saying about Eureka Day
A panoramic view of Berkeley from above
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Biking Through Berkeley
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Things You Need to Know About Eureka Day
A magnificent view from The Old Vic stage looking out into the auditorium, with red velvet seats and an ornate chandelier
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Jonathan Spector on Eureka Day
The Jitney company dance on stage
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Jitney In Reviews
A close up side profile of a black man. He looks to the floor and is lit by a warm light.
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Refugee Week 2022
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Are you one of our Tiny Tims?
Behind the Scenes, Stories & Features

On August Wilson’s Birthday
Actors portraying Kamala Harris and Donald Trump shake hands in front of an American flag
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The 47th Reviews
A magnificent view from The Old Vic stage looking out into the auditorium, with red velvet seats and an ornate chandelier
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Getting to Know Mike Bartlett
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Things to know about Bagdad Cafe
Announcements, Behind the Scenes

Are we nearly there yet?
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Behind-the-scenes: A Monster Calls, 2018
Behind the scenes of Wise Children. The inside of a caravan shows an old gramophone with a colourful pink interior. The Old Vic auditorium is in the background.
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Behind-the-Scenes: Wise Children, 2018
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Behind the Scenes of Endgame & Rough for Theatre II
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Girl from the North Country opens on Broadway
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Samuel Beckett and The Old Vic
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DESIGNING CHRISTMAS
Claire Foy and Matt Smith stand socially distanced on The Old Vic stage with their backs to the auditorium
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Thoughts on LUNGS
Matthew Warchus, artistic director of The Old Vic is sat down observing something out of shot. A man with crossed arms sits behind him.
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Matthew Warchus on Present Laughter