Remind the audience what The Henley Company-

Thank you so much.

Yeah, so The Henley Company, um, is, um, an event and, um, lifestyle management agency.

Um, when I first started my business back in 2007, I was coming from being an in-house planner.

I had grown up, you know, doing events and, um, and so it was a natural transition from corporate America into my own business by just doing, you know, s- kind of sticking in the safe corporate and non-profit spaces.

And so that, that was sort of the, where I played for the first few years.

But, um, kind of looping back to g- sports, like how we started the conversation, for me, that ultimate professional accomplishment was gonna be to work at the Olympics.

... comes to an event like that?

Yeah, and speaking of characters, without obviously giving away any key plot points, are you able to give an idea of some of the other key characters outside of Kitty Cannon?

Yes, indeed.

Well, there's Alexander Goff, who is the man she married in Thorpe, and that's the historical vicar.

I was determined not to make him a Jane Austen sort of cringing vicar.

He is a man that has got his own problems.

He has a history which causes him to behave in a way that isn't helpful.

And yet it's very tragic.

Can you tell us a little bit about your own background in theatre? And it sounds like quite a rich history.