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Duke of York's Theatre to be renamed after Sir Tom Stoppard

Duke of York's Theatre to be renamed after Sir Tom Stoppard
BBC UK Wednesday 01 July 2026, 11:51 UTC 1 min read
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A theatre in London's West End is being renamed after the playwright Sir Tom Stoppard.

A theatre in London's West End is being renamed after the playwright Sir Tom Stoppard.
York (LOCATION) Theatre (ORG) Tom Stoppard (PERSON) London (LOCATION) West End (LOCATION)
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