
Nina Cassells
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Sep 23, 2026
Nina Cassells: Defining Defiance on Stage
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Carlos TsengHOST
So did you like talk about doing this play at all as well? Did you share like experiences?

Nina CassellsGUEST
time when I was playing Hermia I've had like two friends since do a version of Midsommar so I feel like I've got loads of friends that have played the lovers but every single production is so different and the brilliant thing about Shakespeare is it gives you the permission to make it your own so I I guess we would talk about our experiences doing the production, but never too much detail about the characters because it kind of feels separate.

Nina CassellsGUEST
Even though it obviously is the same part, the same play, it still is like your own.

Nina CassellsGUEST
And I think that's really important, especially because, I mean, the version that I did was immersive and, you know, had...
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Carlos TsengHOST
I guess coming back to Antigone exits now, would you also consider that to similarly be a feminist piece and, and also similarly like defiant character too?