Chris Bush

But I actually think I'm, always near enough guided by collaboration and who it is I'm collaborating with.

So people like Whitney White, and ye you know from working with her on other land these specific people chris bush like these specific people i'm like drawn to and i'm like like whatever you need whatever the

role is

greek chorus please like yes please sign me up like you these are special experiences you know that don't always come around in that way so it's been fun to just yeah lean into that and lean into collaboration that's really special to me I think who I'm working with

I don't think I'm more important or we're more important than anyone but our stories should be told and they're not.

They're not told, you know, from our point of view, you know? So when I read this script, Chris Bush's script, oh, my God, like...

So, basically, Sky's Edge is set in Sheffield about a block of flats called Park Hill.

Now, did I know... that that was called Park Hill, even though I've been to...

Now, like, you know, people from all over would live in them, and it's like a global hub, as opposed to, you know.

And you follow that timeline.

But Chris Bush is right in it.

They weave, they weave, and these stories intertwine, and by the end, you're like, oh, my goodness.

Daniel Bailey directing that, isn't it? That's

Daniel Bailey, ex of the Bush, directing it.

And, I mean, what a terrific director he is.

And it's got Ray Fearon in the lead.

But also a retrospective of Alexander Zeldin's trilogy of plays about those who've fallen through the care system, which are going to be staged together in repertoire.

He's such a wonderful writer and director, and I hadn't seen any of those, so it's a great opportunity to catch up on those.

New Chris Bush play, new play by Jamie Boggio, Rebels of Rattigan's The Winslow Boy, Atul Fughar's The Island, and The Entertainer, talking of John Osborne and Look Back in Anger, David Tennant's going to be doing Archie Rice in The Entertainer.

Oh, he's got to that stage.

So I think that's, I'm excited about the entertainment, though it's a long time to wait.

And en route, we've also got a new play by Chris Bush.

Yes.

Which I'm also the right woman.