Fallow years: could theatre learn something from Glastonbury?
Glastonbury is a prime example of a festival that benefits from having the occasional fallow year. Photo: Shutterstock
Does theatre need to consider that there is a vast difference between a sudden enforced stoppage and taking a considered and intentional break to ensure artist development and opportunities continue?, asks Lyn Gardner
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