BBC WOMAN'S HOUR INTERVIEWS LAUREN GUNDERSON
Posted on 27 March 2020.
Posted in: Interviews with cast and creatives
'[Theatre] needs us to remember what that feeling is, to have a story well told in front us. Whether that be when we can be together again in person or on our various screens.'
On World Theatre Day Friday 27 March, I And You writer Lauren Gunderson spoke to Jenni Murray on Woman's Hour on BBC Radio 4. She discussed her hit play, which is free to watch on Instagram's IGTV until this Sunday 29 March, and her career as the most produced living playwright in the United States.
Listen back to the interview (from 10:42) here.
I and You streams on Instagram's IGTV until Sunday 29 March.
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