A reference to the architectural practice O’Donnell + Tuomey said the firm worked on the Lyric theatre in Dublin; that building is in Belfast (“Meet the man on a mission to drag museums into the 21st century”, 21 March, the New Review, page 8).
The Marlowe theatre in Canterbury will run shows for a distanced audience from June onwards, rather than May, as an article stated (“Outdoor shows and decoy audiences herald return of live theatre this summer”, 21 March, page 10).
An article referred to the death of the designer Zeev Aram and mentioned “his store in Covent Garden, founded in 1964”. To clarify: the first showroom was on London’s King’s Road. In 1973 it moved to larger premises in Covent Garden (Notebook, 21 March, page 46).
Other recently amended articles include:
Rising from the rubble: London pub rebuilt brick by brick after illegal bulldozing
Angela Rayner backs Labour’s Hartlepool candidate after old sexist tweet
Letters: the law is failing abused women
‘People are exhausted’: Germans grow weary of endless lockdown
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