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National Theatre director Indhu Rubasingham: ‘If I wasn’t scared, I wouldn’t be doing my job’

The arts chief on speaking to a divided country, theatre as ‘a radical act’ — and why both Shakespeare and Stormzy have a place in her ambitious first programme

In a corner of Rambutan, the buzzing little Sri Lankan diaspora restaurant just off London’s Borough Market, I’m midway through a rather nerdy theatre question to Indhu Rubasingham, new artistic director of the National Theatre. Suddenly — perhaps mercifully — we are interrupted. Restaurant founder Cynthia Shanmugalingam appears at our table bearing a plate.

“This is on the house,” she says, indicating a selection of buttermilk-fried chicken, fried bread and coconut chilli sambol.

Rubasingham beams with delight. “You’ve got to try this!” she exclaims, explaining that the chicken is Shanmugalingam’s British take on a traditional Sri Lankan dish. “It’s a real fusion food. You wouldn’t have that in Sri Lanka, you’d only have it here.”

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