Join legendary theatre-maker Peter Brook ('our greatest living director', Independent) as he speaks to Mark Lawson to discuss his new book Playing by Ear: Reflections on Music and Sound, which explores the role of music in the theatre and revisits some of the best-known productions from his long and distinguished career.

Also released in October is an audiobook of Brook’s 2013 work The Quality of Mercy: Reflections on Shakespeare, read by Michael Pennington, and the first e-book release of his seminal The Empty Space.

This talk will have live subtitling by Stagetext for deaf, deafened and hard-of-hearing people. Smart caption glasses are also available to book.

After the talk, Peter Brook will be signing copies of Playing by Ear: Reflections on Music and Sound. When you buy your copy from the National Theatre Bookshop, you support the work of the NT.

 

Tickets £9 (£6 concessions)

Photograph by Régis d'Audeville.