Mark Lawson interviews Nicholas Hytner
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Nicholas Hytner on directing Hamlet
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Nicholas Hytner is interviewed by Mark Lawson at a Platform event at the National Theatre. They discuss Hytner’s approach to the play and his interpretation of the text.
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