Dame Harriet Walter, a celebrated Shakespearean actor known for her compelling roles in 'Succession' and 'Killing Eve', discusses her book 'She Speaks'. She unveils the hidden voices of Shakespeare's female characters, exploring their modern relevance and issues around aging women. The conversation delves into the nature of art reflecting society versus challenging it. Harriet shares her insights on embodying these iconic roles and reimagining their complexities, highlighting the need for nuanced interpretations in today's world.

Harriet Walter and Jenny Jules, performers from Phyllida Lloyd's all-female Donmar Warehouse production, discuss the first radio drama scene from Julius Caesar broadcast 90 years ago. They explore themes of resisting corruption, asserting authority, heated arguments, loyalty, anger, grief, and reconciliation.