ABOUT THIS EPISODE
With Flying Lovers of Vitebsk in reheersal we thought we'd do something a bit different.
In this special extended episode Simon Baker talks to Emma Rice about her school days - from O'Levels to Guildhall.
We start in 1981, Thatcher is in power, Fame is on the TV, and the most hi-tech thing in shops is a digital watch.
Will we find out what Emmas O'Level results were, was she always destined to be a director and will they finish the episode in time for Strickly?
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United Kingdom
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On today's show Emma sits down with actress Natasha Jayetileke.
Emma and Natasha have worked together on shows including Wah Wah Girls, Romantics Anonymous and Wise Children.
Expect tales of Bollywood in Clapham and the dangers of working with Ms Rice.
It's an emotional one this week. Emma sits down with Matthew Dunster and they remember their time at Shakespeares Globe.
Tears, laughter and an amazingly diverse soundtrack - just like their brief tenure.
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Emma sits down for virtual Tea & Biscuits with Audrey Brisson who plays Bella Chagall.
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