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    • Ben Power: interview

    • Literary associate Ben Power and Headlong's artistic director Rupert Goold

      Rising star Ben Power tells Time Out how ‘Paradise Lost’ was dumped on him by Rupert Goold and why he ended up on the floor of Plymouth’s Holiday Inn

    • Tarell Alvin McCraney: interview

    • Tarrell Alvin McCraney has three plays running in London this autumn

      Time Out looks ahead to Tarell Alvin McCraney’s unofficial London takeover as the Miami-born star reveals his hopes to get more black punters into theatres

    • Forty years of Time Out Theatre interviews

    • Harold Pinter: 'I can't be sacked you see, because I haven't got a job. Therefore I'll continue to say whatever I like'

      Over the past forty years Time Out’s Theatre section has interviewed a vast number of theatremakers, from Harold Pinter to Sarah Kane. We’ve selected some of the choicest quotes

    • Nick Hytner: interview

    • ‘What am I going to do? Write a Noël Coward song?’ Nick Hytner (left) with David Hare

      Multi-tasking director of the National Theatre who brought 'The History Boys' to the big screen, Nick Hytner is on of our 40th birthday heroes

    • Max Stafford-Clark: interview

    • Max Stafford-Clark (left): 'It was a scandal, seeing abandoned babies dead at the side of the road.’ Max Stafford-Clark (left) with Mark Ravenhill

      The Royal Court Theatre's longest serving artistic director and founder of influential theatre company Out of Joint which has premiered plays by by Stella Feehily, Sebastian Barry and David Hare. Max Stafford-Clark is one of our 40th birthday heroes

    • Mark Ravenhill: interview

    • Mark Ravenhill: 'I think there will come a point where theatre will suddenly realise it is a bit stuck in the nineteenth century'

      Playwright Mark Ravenhill hit the theatre headlines with his play ‘Shopping and Fucking’; since then he’s been a distinctive voice on the London stage, and is one of Time Out’s 40th birthday heroes

    • Kathy Burke: interview

    • Kathy Burke: 'Everything I did got slagged off in Time Out. I should have kept my mouth shut'

      Actor, unlikely film star and capital comedy icon, Kathy Burke is one of Time Out London’s 40th birthday heroes

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