The stage adaption of Chariots of Fire was originally made for the London 2012 Olympics but has returned in time for Paris 2024.
“Coming back to it now over 10 years later, we were looking at what it is in the story that resonates with us still,” Mr Hastie said.
“There are some really interesting questions about why people compete and why we place such important value on sport.”
Without spoiling too much, Mr Hastie said the production made a nod to the men and women who would be going to Paris to compete this summer and those who did the same in 1924.
“There’s something really beautiful that connects those people across generations,” he added.
