Hardtalk. Kwame kweiarmah, welcome to hardtalk. , ~ , c, kwame kweiarmah, welcome to hardtalk. , ~ a kwame kweiarmah, welcome to hardtalk. , a c, hardtalk. Thank you so much for havin hardtalk. Thank you so much for having me hardtalk. Thank you so much for having me it hardtalk. Thank you so much for having me. It is hardtalk. Thank you so much for having me. It is a hardtalk. Thank you so much for having me. It is a great having me. It is a Great Pleasure having me. It is a Great Pleasure to having me. It is a Great Pleasure to have having me. It is a Great Pleasure to have you. | having me. It is a great i pleasure to have you. You having me. It is a Great Pleasure to have you. You have beenin pleasure to have you. You have been in the Theatre Business as an actor, writer and director for best part of three decades. Ijust for best part of three decades. I just used that for best part of three decades. Ijust used that phrase, some would use and call it a cliche about the culture wars
standing on the shoulders of giants, actors generations before me, and norman beaton for example was on tv very often and indeed people were working, not being given the chances are opportunities that i many others receive today. if you had asked me at 25 did i think i would ever be in the artistic director of the young vic or even thought that was possible i would say absolutely not because i did not see anyone in that arena. i were you told, and i know you have talked about it and it somewhat difficult to talk about, you were told you did not look right, you were to black in a way, your voice was not right, all sorts of reasons why you would never make it in the theatre? yes, yeah. doesn t make you theatre? yes, yeah. doesn t make you angry theatre? yes, yeah. doesn t make you angry today i theatre? yes, yeah. doesn t make you angry today no. i theatre? yes, yeah. doesn t. make you angry today no. why because it is outrageous? it is outrageous because it is outrageous? it is out