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Greenwich Theatre Greenwich Theatre has announced it's long-awaited reopening, with a trio of revived works opening in June. Officially emerging from a year of closure forced by the pandemic, the theatre has excitedly revealed a trio of "short and unforgettable plays" from Caryl Churchill, one of the country's most prominent playwrights. The Government's roadmap means theatres will be allowed to open in some capacity from May 17, but full capacity crowds and full reopenings will have to wait until June 21. Greenwich Theatre has decided to wait, with the plays opening on June 23, and run...

© Left: Dan Wooller, right: BBC 2010 A trio of Caryl Churchill's short plays will reopen the Greenwich Theatre. Playing from 23 June to 10 July, the shows – Abortive, Seagulls, and Three More Sleepless Nights, will be directed by the venue's artistic director James Haddrell. Paul McGann, of Withnail and I and Doctor Who fame, will lead the shows, with further casting and creative team to be revealed. Haddrell comments: "We are delighted to be emerging from the last year of closure with this special collection of short plays. Caryl Churchill is undoubtedly one of the most important Brit...