Let's build a playhouse, or two, or twelve: The rise of Britain's theatres
In many ways, it would be simpler to list the venues that Haworth Tompkins haven't worked on during their unrivalled 14-year-spell as the go-to theatre architects in this country. But that would be to deprive them of an astonishing roll-call of success, so here goes: the Almeida King's Cross, Bath Egg, Battersea Arts Centre, Bristol Old Vic, Bush, Liverpool Everyman, National Shed, Open Air Theatre, Royal Court and t…