Australian academic David McInnis claims literary bias by first editors of OED has credited Shakespeare with inventing phrases in common Elizabethan use
The volcanic eruption that destroyed the Roman city also froze it in time – but now, 2,000 years later, it is alive with people who threaten its existence all over again
This influential cultural study of postwar Britain offers pertinent truths on mass communication and the interaction between ordinary people and the elites
The Long Read: When Kate Clanchy began teaching the children of refugees, she sought out those silenced by trauma and loss. Their weekly sessions released a torrent of untold stories
Diversity is key to ensuring a new generation shape theatre’s future. But endless development isn’t enough – new plays must be put in front of audiences