# Indhu Rubasingham
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indhu rubasingham, , is an English theatre director and the current artistic director of the Kiln Theatre (formerly the Tricycle Theatre) in Kilburn, London.
== Early life ==
Born in Sheffield to Tamil parents from Sri Lanka, Rubasingham was educated at Nottingham Girls' High School, after which she studied drama at Hull University.
== Career ==
=== Freelance directing ===
Soon after graduating Hull University, she won an Arts Council Bursary to work as an assistant director at the Theatre Royal Stratford East, where she assisted director Mike Leigh and worked on a range of theatre from pantomime and musicals to new writing plays.
Meet the most important person in British theatre - Indhu Rubasingham
Newly appointed National Theatre Director Indhu Rubasingham becomes the first woman and person of colour to lead the theatre in it's 60 year history.
She sat down with Krishnan Guru-Murthy to discuss art, diversity and censorship and taking on her 'dream job.'
Produced by Holly Snelling and Vik …
97. Exclusive: Indhu Rubasingham and Nima Taleghani on why they’ve put the god of theatre on stage at the National Theatre
Nima Taleghani is best known as Mr Farouk in Netflix’s Heartstopper. Now his first play - an adaptation of Euripides’ Bacchae - has become the first debut play in the Olivier theatre. And it opens his director Indhu Rubasingham’s first season as artistic director of the National Theatre. They talk …
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We were there to capture the moment, including a remarkable imp…
Come to our live show featuring Indhu Rubasingham and Samuel Barnett!
We’re back very soon, and kicking off our new season LIVE at the Chelsea Arts Festival.
Join Nancy and the Nicks at the Saatchi Gallery on 19 September for the London Theatre Review LIVE.
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201. Bonus episode: National Theatre’s 2027 season with Indhu Rubasingham
In our bonus episode, the intrepid Tom Millward is at the National Theatre’s launch to run through their bumper 18-show 2027 season, chatting with the wonderful artistic director Indhu Rubasingham. Then, Alex Wood and David Gordon (plus squeaky chair) chew through the shows in question, with the se…
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The National Theatre with Indhu Rubasingham
Presented by Deborah Frances-White with special guest Indhu Rubasingham.
Recorded 9 September 2026 at the National Theatre. Released 12 September.
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Live from the Chelsea Arts Festival! With National Theatre boss Indhu Rubasingham and Pride actor Samuel Barnett
The London Theatre Review is back with a brand new season, and back in front of a live audience! Kicking off season seven in style, Nancy and the Nicks are coming to you from the Saatchi Gallery as part of the Chelsea Arts Festival.
We're joined for a very special episode by two very special guest…
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