London’s Duke of York’s Theatre in the West End is being renamed in honour of the late playwright Sir Tom Stoppard, according to multiple outlets. The announcement links the change to Stoppard’s continued presence at the venue: the theatre is currently presenting Carrie Cracknell’s revival of “Arcadia,” which is described as a 1993 Stoppard work. Several reports also note that “Arcadia” previously played at the Duke of York’s Theatre in 2009, and that the current staging is taking place in the same space. The Guardian adds that the renaming is intended to recognise Stoppard’s impact on British theatre and quotes producer Sonia Friedman describing Stoppard’s reaction as supportive. Sabrina Stoppard, identified in coverage as Stoppard’s wife, says she is pleased the theatre will carry his name, reflecting that his legacy will live on not only through his plays but also through the building. Other reports present the name change as a tribute to Stoppard’s stature as a prominent theatrical writer. The sources do not provide additional details beyond the planned renaming and its connection to the “Arcadia” revival.