In an in-depth interview with The Telegraph, the National Theatre's artistic director Rufus Norris has revealed a small shift in the programming outlook for the venue as it recovers from a period of closure. Speaking to Dominic Cavendish, Norris revealed that the venue has two programming plans for the coming months, one featuring social distancing, while another has audiences at full capacity. Norris agreed with Cavendish's likening of the plans to a "new era of austerity" with fewer extravagant productions similar to 2017's Angels in America. He said: "There will be a period of distillati...