Aukin, David
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Aukin, David (1942– ), English theatre manager and director, originally a solicitor. He began his theatrical career on the
Fringe, being associated with the Joint Stock and Foco Novo companies, both of which he helped to found. From 1970 to 1973 he was literary adviser to the
Traverse Theatre. After a year as Administrator at the
Oxford Playhouse he moved to the
Hampstead Theatre, where he was responsible for some highly successful productions, among them James
Saunders's Bodies (1978) and Brian
Friel's Translations (1981), which were transferred to London. From 1984 to 1986 he was at the
Haymarket Theatre, Leicester, where he launched the revival of the musical
Me and My Girl, which became a hit in both London and New York. He was then appointed Executive Director at the
National Theatre, remaining there until 1990 and sharing the running of it from 1988 with Richard
Eyre.
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