The story of the creation of the National Theatre, told by the last person standing who was part of that process.

New York Times #1 bestselling authors Richard and Linda Eyre, who have been married for 50 years, bust the eight common myths that society believes make a better marriage.

The 18th century was a wealth of knowledge, exploration and rapidly growing technology and expanding record-keeping made possible by advances in the printing press. In its determination to preserve the…

A play about a government medical advisor, knighted for his role during the pandemic, whose life begins to unravel at his own lavish birthday party.

Sir Richard Eyre was Director of the Royal National Theatre for a decade. This autobiography gives his views on acting and politics, alongside portraits of friends and colleagues such as…

In this hands-on account of the creation of new theatre spaces spanning a century, Iain Mackintosh offers a compelling history that is part memoir, part impassioned call to rethink the…

This volume presents contesting voices and positions on whether or not the concepts of backlash and antioppression can adequately explain the historical and political development of social movements and radical…

Examines how and why Colonial Revival has persisted in modern times. The volume contains essays that explore Colonial Revival expressions in architecture, landscape architecture, historic preservation, decorative arts, and painting…