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	[[File:Nicholas Hytner.jpg\|thumb\|Sir Nicholas Hytner]]'''Sir Nicholas Hytner''' (born 1956) is the Director of the National Theatre, and a theatre, film and opera director whose major successes include ''Miss Saigon'', ''The History Boys'' and ''One Man, Two Guvnors''.		[[File:Nicholas Hytner.jpg\|thumb\|Sir Nicholas Hytner]]'''Sir Nicholas Hytner''' (born 1956) is the Director of the National Theatre, and a theatre, film and opera director whose major successes include ''Miss Saigon'', ''The History Boys'' and ''One Man, Two Guvnors''.

	He was born and brought up in [[Manchester]] and studied English at [[Cambridge]].		He was born and brought up in [[Manchester]] and studied English at [[Trinity Hall, Cambridge]].

	Hytner is openly gay.<ref>http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture/2010/oct/18/nicholas-hytner-national-theatre-profile Andrew Dickson, "A life in theatre: Nicholas Hytner", ''The Guardian'', 16 October 2010 </ref> Although brought up in a Jewish household, Hytner said in 2010:		Hytner is openly gay.<ref>http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture/2010/oct/18/nicholas-hytner-national-theatre-profile Andrew Dickson, "A life in theatre: Nicholas Hytner", ''The Guardian'', 16 October 2010 </ref> Although brought up in a Jewish household, Hytner said in 2010:

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	He was born and brought up in [[Manchester]] and studied English at [[Cambridge]].		He was born and brought up in [[Manchester]] and studied English at [[Cambridge]].

	Hytner is openly gay.<ref>http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture/2010/oct/18/nicholas-hytner-national-theatre-profile Andrew Dickson, "A life in theatre: Nicholas Hytner", ''The Guardian'', 16 October 2010 </ref> Although brought up in a Jewish household, Hytner said in 2010, "I'm not a believer, but I do think it is a significant part of my adventure and it fascinates me. I couldn't say I'm a member of the Jewish community or gay community in that I don't seek out either of those communities to hang out with, but it is an important part of who I believe myself to [be]."<ref>http://www.jewishtelegraph.com/prof_51.html Paul Harris, "A Knight At The Theater - But Just Call Him Nick", ''Jewish Telegraph ''</ref>		Hytner is openly gay.<ref>http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture/2010/oct/18/nicholas-hytner-national-theatre-profile Andrew Dickson, "A life in theatre: Nicholas Hytner", ''The Guardian'', 16 October 2010 </ref> Although brought up in a Jewish household, Hytner said in 2010:
			:"I'm not a believer, but I do think it is a significant part of my adventure and it fascinates me. I couldn't say I'm a member of the Jewish community or gay community in that I don't seek out either of those communities to hang out with, but it is an important part of who I believe myself to [be]."<ref>http://www.jewishtelegraph.com/prof_51.html Paul Harris, "A Knight At The Theater - But Just Call Him Nick", ''Jewish Telegraph ''</ref>

	He was ranked 32 in the [[Pink List 2011]] and 39 in the [[Pink List 2012]]. The citation for the Pink List 2012 said:		He was ranked 32 in the [[Pink List 2011]] and 39 in the [[Pink List 2012]]. The citation for the Pink List 2012 said:

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	Hytner is openly gay.<ref>http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture/2010/oct/18/nicholas-hytner-national-theatre-profile Andrew Dickson, "A life in theatre: Nicholas Hytner", ''The Guardian'', 16 October 2010 </ref> Although brought up in a Jewish household, Hytner said in 2010, "I'm not a believer, but I do think it is a significant part of my adventure and it fascinates me. I couldn't say I'm a member of the Jewish community or gay community in that I don't seek out either of those communities to hang out with, but it is an important part of who I believe myself to [be]."<ref>http://www.jewishtelegraph.com/prof_51.html Paul Harris, "A Knight At The Theater - But Just Call Him Nick", ''Jewish Telegraph ''</ref>		Hytner is openly gay.<ref>http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture/2010/oct/18/nicholas-hytner-national-theatre-profile Andrew Dickson, "A life in theatre: Nicholas Hytner", ''The Guardian'', 16 October 2010 </ref> Although brought up in a Jewish household, Hytner said in 2010, "I'm not a believer, but I do think it is a significant part of my adventure and it fascinates me. I couldn't say I'm a member of the Jewish community or gay community in that I don't seek out either of those communities to hang out with, but it is an important part of who I believe myself to [be]."<ref>http://www.jewishtelegraph.com/prof_51.html Paul Harris, "A Knight At The Theater - But Just Call Him Nick", ''Jewish Telegraph ''</ref>

			He was ranked 32 in the [[Pink List 2011]] and 39 in the [[Pink List 2012]]. The citation for the Pink List 2012 said:
			:"The National Theatre has never been so prosperous as it is under Hytner's leadership. But his role as a champion of the arts extends beyond the South Bank: only last month he fought the corner of regional theatres, warning they were in "clear and present" financial danger."

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'''Sir Nicholas Hytner''' (born 1956) is the Director of the National Theatre, and a theatre, film and opera director whose major successes include ''Miss Saigon'', ''The History Boys'' and ''One Man, Two Guvnors''.

He was born and brought up in [[Manchester]] and studied English at [[Cambridge]].

Hytner is openly gay.<ref>http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture/2010/oct/18/nicholas-hytner-national-theatre-profile Andrew Dickson, "A life in theatre: Nicholas Hytner", ''The Guardian'', 16 October 2010 </ref> Although brought up in a Jewish household, Hytner said in 2010, "I'm not a believer, but I do think it is a significant part of my adventure and it fascinates me. I couldn't say I'm a member of the Jewish community or gay community in that I don't seek out either of those communities to hang out with, but it is an important part of who I believe myself to [be]."<ref>http://www.jewishtelegraph.com/prof_51.html Paul Harris, "A Knight At The Theater - But Just Call Him Nick", ''Jewish Telegraph ''</ref>

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