KnowraBritish theatreLinked fromLinked fromThe 17 pages that link to British theatre, each with the reason it gives.All 17Narrower topic 14Compared with 3Royal Academy of Dramatic ArtNarrower topic: RADA emerged within a theatre culture increasingly seeking formal professional training.John GielgudNarrower topic: Gielgud's long career and directorial work helped define British classical theatre in the twentieth century.Royal Court TheatreNarrower topic: The Royal Court's productions form a prominent part of postwar British theatre history.Laurence Olivier AwardsNarrower topic: The awards contribute to public recognition of British professional theatre.The HomecomingNarrower topic: The play emerged within a changing postwar British theatrical culture.Bristol Old Vic Theatre SchoolNarrower topic: The school emerged within a postwar British theatre landscape.Edith EvansNarrower topic: Evans’s six-decade career made her one of its prominent classical performers.Christopher FryNarrower topic: Fry’s reputation grew within the postwar British theatre that welcomed poetic drama.John GalsworthyNarrower topic: His plays contributed to British theatre’s turn toward contemporary social subjects.John Le MesurierNarrower topic: Le Mesurier trained and worked on stage before becoming a familiar screen actor.Peggy AshcroftNarrower topic: Ashcroft’s long stage career became part of the history of modern British theatre.Joe OrtonNarrower topic: Orton became a defining postwar British playwright through work staged at major London theatres.Martita HuntNarrower topic: Hunt built her reputation principally through British stage performance.Michael HordernNarrower topic: Hordern built his reputation in a theatre culture that valued repertory and classical roles.