This is the story if you’ve ever sneaked through your phone during a life performance. While emergencies need to be attended to, all that artists demand is you respect them in their house. ‘Fleabag’ actor Andrew Scott, on being interrupted during his stage performance, put his foot down.
Andrew Scott’s recent podcast appearance with Claire Foy saw the actor telling his experience of being interrupted on stage. The British actor’s ‘Hamlet’ performance was interrupted when an audience member used his laptop. Of course, it didn’t sit well with the actor in the middle of his monologue.
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Andrew Scott’s Worst Theatre Experience
Andrew Scott has figured out how to deal with disruptive audience members. He talked about an unusual stage performance while appearing on the Happy Sad Confused podcast. The Irish actor played the troubled prince in Almeida Theatre’s production of ‘Hamlet.’ During a performance, he was thrown off by an audience member.
Andrew Scott couldn’t help but notice this member was using their laptop in the middle of his “to be or not to be” soliloquy. Upset by the lack of basic theatre etiquette, he decides not to proceed despite being told to “get on with it.” The disruptive member only realized what had happened after the woman beside him gave him a nudge.
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Andrew Scott Receives Praise For In ‘All Of Us Strangers’
Andrew Scott has been garnering praise for ‘All Of Us Strangers.’ The Irish actor has scored a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actor. Scott plays Adam, a lonely screenwriter who finds his life changed by odd encounters.
Written and directed by Andrew Haigh, ‘All Of Us Strangers’ also stars Paul Mescal, Jamie Bell, and Claire Foy. The film opened to a positive reception at the 50th Telluride Film. It received a US theatrical release date of 22nd December 2023.
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