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WOS Poll: Who'll Succeed Grandage at Donmar?Date: 5 October 2010 Our Big Debate polls are back! Michael Grandage is stepping down as artistic director of the Donmar Warehouse in late 2011 after nine years in charge of the theatre, which, since he took over from Sam Mendes in 2002, has further extended its national and international reputation far beyond its 250-seat Covent Garden home base. Who is best placed to follow in Grandage’s footsteps? The following directors have been suggested as potential candidates by theatregoers via Twitter and the Whatsonstage.com Discussion Forum. Please vote now for who you’d most like to take over! (Note: Only your first vote will be counted!) At the bottom of this page, feel free to add any further comments about Grandage’s tenure and what new directions, if any, you’d like to see the theatre take under his successor. Related Content

Reader Comments
| Comment | Date | | Jaime is the best!!! - gipsy bonafina | 13 Oct 10 |
| | If David Babani moved to the Donmar he'd have to start paying his actors properly which he does not do at the moment. It's disgraceful how these people have been treated in relation to the critical and commercial success the theatre has garnered over the past few years. - J D | 11 Oct 10 |
| | i could work with Jamie LLoyd and i think he´s the one. - Rj | 08 Oct 10 |
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Jaime is excelent director - edgardo Millan | 07 Oct 10 |
| | Brilliant - Chris G and Caroline W | 06 Oct 10 |
| | - Chris Toase | 06 Oct 10 |
| | There's talk of David Babani stepping away from the Menier - wouldn't be at all surprised if he moved over to the Donmar. Could be interesting... - Liza_X | 05 Oct 10 |
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