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Natasha Tripney

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Natasha Tripney

International Editor

Natasha is international editor for The Stage. She co-founded Exeunt magazine and regularly writes for the Guardian and the BBC.

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Serbia’s cultural censorship battle must not go under the radar

Croydonites festival proves the need for bold theatre, not cheap punchlines

Palestinian theatremakers in the UK: ‘You feel the weight of responsibility’

EBacc’s damage to the theatre talent pipeline will persist without investment

11 things your agent won’t tell you, but wishes you knew

The UK risks becoming a hostile landscape for international producers

The Curriculum Review could transform arts education for a generation

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