Haydn Gwynne talks about her role as Queen Elizabeth in the Bridge Project’s production of "Richard III" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, directed by Sam Mendes and featuring Kevin Spacey in the title role.
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How wonderful to hear Leonard's interview with Hayden Gwynne! I saw her in Billy Elliott and was very disappointed when she didn't win a Tony for her perfomance. I thought it was first-rate. I have tickets to see Richard III on Friday night. One of the points she made which I found especially interesting and will be thinking about is the way Elizabeth's intellect emerges between the first and second acts. I am very excited to see the play and congratulate you on giving us a chance to hear a key woman's voice, since Sam Mendes has focussed on them in this production.
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