Rafe Spall interview on Hedda Gabler

The transcript features an actor discussing their Olivier nomination, the challenges and unpredictability of theater acting, and the comparison of theater to other mediums like TV and film. The actor also highlights the vibrant theater scene in London and the camaraderie formed with co-stars during intense performances.

What does the speaker find most thrilling about their Olivier nomination?

• The chance to meet famous actors

• The recognition of their theater career

• The financial reward

• The opportunity to travel

How does the speaker cope with the challenges of their role?

• By rehearsing alone

• By avoiding difficult scenes

• By doing impressions of other actors

• By taking acting classes

What is the speaker's view on the unpredictability of performance quality?

• It is always consistent

• It can be controlled with enough practice

• It is influenced by external factors

• It depends on the audience

What does the speaker compare theater acting to?

• A musical concert

• Test cricket

• A marathon

• A chess match

What does the speaker say about the camaraderie in theater?

• It is not important

• It is only present during rehearsals

• It is intense and long-lasting

• It is superficial and temporary

How does the speaker describe the London theater scene?

• Traditional and conservative

• Exclusive and elitist

• Diverse and exciting

• Dull and repetitive

What does the speaker say about working with Ruth Wilson?

• It was an honor

• It was a challenging experience

• It was a routine job

• It was a learning opportunity