Vicky Featherstone, who was the first artistic director of the NTS and is leaving after eight years at the helm, said a period of criticism that focused on her Englishness led her to question whether she could do her job.
The departing artistic director of the National Theatre of Scotland (NTS) has spoken for the first time about what she has described as anti-English bullying, which caused her to question her position.
Vicky Featherstone, who was the first artistic director of the NTS and is leaving after eight years at the helm, said a period of criticism that focused on her Englishness led her to question whether she could do her job.
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