The actor Marc Elliott on performing in Eastenders, Holby City, musicals and Shakespeare
22 September, 2020
In: Conversations, Creative Work, Performance, Theatre
Tagged: contemporary, early modern, Performance, Theatre
Marc Elliott tells us about acting as a kind of ‘pretending to be lots of different people’, and how TV acting can often feel just as live as in the theatre. We hear about the surprising similarities between modern TV script learning and repertory system that Shakespeare and his contemporaries knew.
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