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Platforms<br />

6pm (45mins) £4/£3 (unless stated)<br />

These Platforms are followed by a book signing. When you buy your copy from the NT Bookshop every purchase benefits the NT’s work.<br />

Howard Barker Phil Redmond Edna O’Brien<br />

Lucy Prebble<br />

Philip Pullman Mark Rylance<br />

Steven Berkoff Marianne Elliott<br />

Tom cairns on<br />

Scenes from an Execution<br />

Mon 12 Nov, lyttelton<br />

The director discusses his new<br />

production.<br />

Howard Barker<br />

Tue 13 Nov, lyttelton<br />

The writer of Scenes from an<br />

Execution talks to Mark Brown<br />

about his work.<br />

Life Saving: Josephine Hart’s<br />

introductions to Great Poets<br />

Wed 14 Nov, lyttelton<br />

As Josephine Hart’s illuminating<br />

introductions are published<br />

posthumously, actors including<br />

Fiona Shaw read her selection<br />

of British and Irish verse.<br />

Phil redmond<br />

Mon 19 Nov, cottesloe<br />

Mid-Term Report is the story of a<br />

working class lad from Liverpool,<br />

14<br />

who created Grange Hill, Brookside<br />

and Hollyoaks, and became one of<br />

the most influential producers and<br />

screenwriters in modern TV history.<br />

edna O’Brien<br />

Tue 20 Nov, cottesloe<br />

In Country Girl, the author reflects<br />

on a literary life of high drama, which<br />

began in 1960 with her controversial<br />

first novel, The Country Girls.<br />

Chaired by Mark Lawson.<br />

Alan Bennett SOLD OUT<br />

Wed 21 Nov, lyttelton<br />

Alan Bennett reads from his work,<br />

and talks about his new play, People.<br />

rupert Goold and lucy Prebble<br />

on The Effect<br />

Fri 23 Nov, cottesloe<br />

The director and playwright<br />

discuss this co-production<br />

between the NT and Headlong.<br />

ray cooney<br />

Tue 27 Nov, cottesloe<br />

Marking his 80th birthday and his<br />

66-year career, including the play<br />

Run for Your Wife, the comedy<br />

writer talks to Roger Foss, author<br />

of May the Farce Be With You.<br />

The Political Diary<br />

Wed 28 Nov, cottesloe<br />

Chris Mullin, former MP, diarist and<br />

author of A Very British Coup, joins<br />

Ruth Winstone, editor of Events,<br />

Dear Boy, Events, a compilation of<br />

20th-century political diarists, to<br />

discuss Britain’s political triumphs<br />

and disasters. Chaired by<br />

Genista McIntosh.<br />

An evening with Private Eye<br />

Mon 3 Dec, 5.45pm (1hr)<br />

£5/£4, Olivier<br />

Ian Hislop takes a satirical look<br />

at the events and people of 2012<br />

with Craig Brown, Harry Enfield,<br />

Lewis Macleod, Jan Ravens<br />

and John Sessions.<br />

Michael Morpurgo<br />

Wed 5 Dec, Olivier<br />

The author talks about his life and<br />

work with his biographer, Maggie<br />

Fergusson, and reads a new<br />

autobiographical short story<br />

from War Child to War Horse.<br />

John lithgow<br />

Mon 10 Dec, Olivier<br />

Currently appearing in The Magistrate,<br />

the actor, musician and author talks<br />

to Nicholas Hytner about his career,<br />

which includes Dexter on TV, and the<br />

Shrek films.<br />

Theatre Quiz<br />

Mon 17 Dec, Olivier<br />

The annual battle for theatrical<br />

knowledge between two competing<br />

teams from NT companies, hosted by<br />

quizmistress Emma Freud.<br />

Photos: Victoria Wicks, courtesy of Random House, courtesy of Faber, Katrin Ribbe, KT Bruce, Simon Annand, © Rex Features, Simon Annand

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