Theater's Roots: A Personal Reflection

In this chapter, the speakers reflect on their formative experiences during World War II in England, discussing the impact of their childhood under the threat of bombings and the dynamics of family life. They explore the influence of theater and acting on their identity, sharing personal anecdotes, early encounters with Shakespeare, and their admiration for renowned actors. The conversation delves into the nuances of live performance, the emotional connection between actor and audience, and the magic of improvisation in creating authentic theatrical experiences.