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Zoë and her husband in Live from the National Theatre

3 November 2013 16:29

Last night, BBC2 broadcast Live from the National Theatre: 50 Years on Stage.  This very special programme celebrates the National's history with highlights from some of the venue's greatest successes, using a combination of live performance and archive footage.

An extract from Zoë's production of The Cherry Orchard (2011), originally recorded for broadcast in cinemas as part of National Theatre Live, was shown towards the end of the programme, when attention turned towards the National's recent hits. 

Zoë's husband, Gawn Grainger, appeared on-stage during the evening in a scene from black comedy The National Health, performed near the beginning of the programme.

Live from the National Theatre is available to watch on the BBC iPlayer until Saturday 9 November and is a theatrical treat.  The programme will be broadcast internationally in selected cinemas, too.  And in case you have not watched it yet, I would also highly recommend the special talk given by Zoë and her husband last month about their memories of the National Theatre.

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