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Paul Hilton as Peter and Anna Francolini as Captain Hook in the National Theatre's production of Peter Pan, now available to stream from Drama Online
Paul Hilton as Peter and Anna Francolini as Captain Hook in the National Theatre's production of Peter Pan, now available to stream from Drama Online - STEVE TANNER

The Orange Tree Theatre is streaming a recorded production of Amsterdam by Maya Arad Yasur. While originally billed to be available until 27 April, the production was still online at time of press, in May. Over the coming weeks, the OT will also release further archive productions, with accompanying articles and interviews to read, podcasts to listen to, and video insights to watch. orangetreetheatre.co.uk

In partnership with the Guardian, Hampstead Theatre has re-released live stream recordings of several productions under the banner #HampsteadTheatreAtHome. Check the website to find out what's available now. hampsteadtheatre.com

Chichester Festival Theatre is similarly making various archive productions available free through May and June, under the banner ‘CFT at Home’. cft.org.uk/cft-at-home

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