This study examines the evolution and impact of British theatre companies between 1995 and 2014. The work details the shift of innovative theatre from fringe venues to the mainstream, providing an overview of the political and cultural landscape of the era. It features an extensive survey of diverse theatre companies and in-depth case studies of significant ones, offering a comprehensive look at a pivotal period in British theatre.

This book is part of a larger series that offers a comprehensive study of British theatre companies. The existing description suggests a scholarly approach, focusing on historical context, company surveys, and detailed case studies. The content is likely to appeal to academics, theatre historians, and students of performance, providing valuable insights into a specific period of theatrical development.