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Fascinating interview - Thank you!

oh how the mighty have fallen. what a 2 face c.

She talks too much.

Sorry, but the Macbeth opposite Maggie's LadyM was Douglas Rain, not Brian Bedford. Maggie hated Douglas' performance so much she smashed in the tannoy in her dressing room. (Brian Bedford was Benedict to Maggie's Beatrice in Much Ado.) (I was a dresser at Stratford 1979-1981.)

Aubrey Beardsley's iconic drawing of jokanaan's head on a plate arises in my mind whenever Salome is mentioned.

That was a joy to listen <3 thank you for the insights.

I remember seeing Charlotte at a coffee shop in LA. I thought, “where have I seen this girl? She looks familiar (and striking)” And then I remembered, “ah, GoT”. She was so poised, didn’t even react to me staring at her. She’s good.

Fantastic performance

Here after the allegations

I would love it if Neil Gaiman would write, produce and narrate a movie of Norse Mythology. The next time he feels like writing something and has no idea what to write, that would be a wonderful project. It would put Disney and even Marvel to shame! Hey, I lose nothing by trying to plant that idea in his head, right?

like i llive her shees so beutifullllll

He is so handsome

A wonderful interview. Thank you!

Is there anywhere I could go online to ask for a woman to meet me and accompany me to the theatre? I looked for a Facebook group but I didn't find one relevant.

Shaun was in the year above me at school, it's great to see how well he has done with his career. It's also helpful for me to hear him admit to still having nerves, imposter syndrome and self-doubt - he is my definition of success - and he's from my home village Shafton (even from the same housing estate as me!) and town (Barnsley) so I shouldn't feel bad about getting nervous and having self doubt and imposter syndrome myself. He's a great example for young people today who want to enter the arts, yet come from a background where it's not seen as a possible career.

This is excellent!

where i watch season 2 \

Nice interview and speech. I love the description of the baby. So, spot on. 😊

Thank you, Charlotte for being so vulnerable with us in this interview. Also, you look so beautiful in that braided ponytail. So cute. And such an amazing reading of Lungs, always knew you had a gift for voice acting/ narration/ asmr.

He's gorgeous, especially with the facial hair. Reminds me of Christian Bale and Chris Cornell mixture.

Really loved the speech that Francesca picked, it was so raw yet emotional!

Only knew Shaun from Broadchurch before this, but he seems like such a lovely person!! Especially loved hearing his take on how Shakespeare is always being put on a pedestal - I'm not a native speaker and I remember discussing Shakespeare in English class... Shaun hit the nail on the head for me. Our teacher thematized Shakespeare in such an inaccessible way that it 'scared' me away from theatre for yeaaaars. Shakespeare's works and the people that 'worshipped' it felt almost arrogant to me at times. Only now am I starting to get into his literature, but I know exactly what Shaun was talking about! 🧡

I miss you auntie Clare 😢

My name is isabella

Her husband is called rob

This is my auntie 😅😮

So excited to hear Neil talk about Salome then was disappointed with his reading of her. How can a character that complains that Herod looks too much at her and that literally says she was to be chaste like the moon is obsessed with attention? She uses it to get what she wants…does not mean she wants it. It’s called being smart.

His voice is deeper than last years. Omg swoon❤❤❤ he's so fine

Came for Neil Gaiman, but stayed and subscribed for Lucy Eaton. Absolutely loved her in Staged, but had no idea she had a podcast! Thank you both for the Oscar Wilde and the conversation! ♥️

It looks like this wonderful author felt very comfortable with you. I enjoyed this discussion very much :)

Wish this had video 😢

I enjoyed his Macduff in Macbeth. Brilliant actor.

Neil is so delightful … what a creative mind … it takes a spark to make a fire, in Neil these sparks make a bon fire 🔥.

I always felt that Salome was missunderstood and used by Herod to get rid of John the Baptist, but of cours its framed as the "evil and vain seductress destroying a good man". Symbolicly I kind of look at the beheading as a geting rid of ego and letting the wild force of life winn over restriction and dogmas. Even if it means the eventual death of the beautyfull wild dancer.

My name is Salome. I used to hate it as a kid 😅 as a grown woman I apriciate the notion my mother must have had.

Sarah Bernhardt still had her legs them , if she was 47. It was amputated when she was 70, 1915, because her knee had caused unrelenting pain for several years . She continued in theatre until she died at 78🎉❣️🎭

No it’s not baby-killing-Herod! Baby-killing-Herod was Herod the Great. Salomé dances for his son Herod Antipas! Johanan preaches *against* the marriage of Herod Antipas to Herodias because she was his late brother’s wife and the marriage is “incestuous” (by the cultural standards of the time and place). That’s why he is in prison.

"when your heart is too full" ❤ What a perfect way to describe it!

The death of John the Baptist is not a little-known Biblical episode. This Herod is also not the baby-killing Herod the Great. Herod Antipas, same family, is the successor of Herod the Great.

Mr Gaiman: 👏👏🤙❤!

Here before this channel blows up. Fantastic episode.

Summer and smoke was the most phenomenal play I have ever seen. Patsy and Matthew were the most amazing actors too!! Soo wish it was filmed!

So happy to see and listen the two of you!

Hey, hey. Greeting from the South the Brazil. Two days ago, I have finished the first season of "Stage" and, now, I'm seen this beauty of interview. It's so delightful. Congratulations and keep on this incredibly show.

I love Neil Gaiman and I love Lucy Eaton so very much! And this episode of the podcast is just golden! Thank you! 💙

Love Neil Gaiman. He's the kind of artist I would love to be

So glad I was able to find the video version of this!! Just listened to it on Apple Podcasts, but It is so lovely that I wanted to actually watch this one. What a kind, fascinating and intelligent human Neil Gaiman is. <3

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I love Antonia Thomas!!!❤🎉