The Royal Court Theatre
London is a vast, multicultural and one of the best metropolitan in the world . One of the vibrancy of London is its variety of things to see and do in London .On 8 May 1956, John Osborne's Look Back in Anger opened at the Royal Court on Sloane Square. It was the third production of the new English Stage Company, under Artistic Director George Devine, and is now considered the play that marks the beginning of modern British drama.
The Royal Court is Britain's first national theatre company, and has held firm to its vision of being a writers theatre. Its plays have challenged the artistic, social and political orthodoxy of the day, pushing back the boundaries of what was possible or acceptable.
The theatre has significantly improved the quality of the building's facilities for performers and theatre-goers. In particular, the theatre includes facilities for people with disabilities and, for the first time in its history, is fully accessible for audience members, performers and staff. London Hop on Hop off Bus Tours passes through the famous sights of London and gives the freedom to its visitors to see the top London places at leisure.
The new Royal Court which opened its doors in February 2000 was a powerhouse; a confident, vigorous company, still committed to its founding ideals. Ian Rickson led a Royal Court producing more new plays than any other theatre in Britain, with plays by Caryl Churchill, Terry Johnson and David Hare sitting side by side with work from young playwrights such as Simon Stephens, Roy Williams and Leo Butler. The Young Writers Festival and International Season produce the hottest new talent from the UK and around the world.
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