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Last modified on Tue 9 Mar 2021 03.15 EST John Simmâs dad encouraged him towards a career on stage; Tracy-Ann Obermanâs parents were horrified by the idea. Both became household names on television â in Life on Mars and EastEnders respectively â but both love the camaraderie and unpredictability of live theatre. Simmâs theatre credits include Hamlet, Macbeth and the Norwegian odd-couple comedy Elling. Oberman is due to star as Shylock in a tour of The Merchant of Venice that has been postponed because of the pandemic. John Simm: I grew up in working menâs clubs in the 70s and 80s. I was doing the clubs with my dad from the age of 11, singing and playing guitar. We did it until I was about 18. It was a trial by fire. This was the first time Iâd been on stage, and Iâd just stare at the floor or at my guitar. Dad was always nudging me, trying to get me to smile and move around a bit. I felt self-conscious but when I went to drama class ....
Last modified on Tue 2 Mar 2021 05.23 EST Cush Jumbo and Anne-Marie Duff had been fans of each other’s work for years before they became friends when they starred in Common at the National Theatre in 2017. They were both preparing to take on major stage roles when the pandemic hit last year. The pair caught up to talk about why theatre is like church and how Covid will change the plays that audiences want. Anne-Marie Duff: After my first job in acting I believed everybody would be best friends for ever. We’d all become so close. You realise quite quickly that it’s like lots of passionate love affairs. Along the way you collect people and they stay with you. You might not see each other properly for five or six years then you’re back in rehearsals together and it’s as if you never left. That’s the nature of actors – they’re generally very open, funny and forgiving people. ....