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The Guardian: Interview - Morfydd Clark: ‘In the acting world, my ADHD tendencies are seen as charming’ by Claire Armitstead
The Guardian: Interview - Morfydd Clark: ‘In the acting world, my ADHD tendencies are seen as charming’ by Claire Armitstead

Directors are queueing up to work with the Welsh actor about to hit the big time in her first lead role, in acclaimed psychological thriller Saint Maud.

When Morfydd Clark was 16 years old, she crashed out of school. “After my GCSEs I just couldn’t go back,” she says. “I tried for a term but didn’t do any work and my mum said: ‘Why don’t you just drop out? There’s no point in being there if you’re going to be like this.’ So I spent a month in my pyjamas in my bedroom with the heating on, eating chocolates, and then she said: ‘Right, you’ve got to do something. You like acting, don’t you?’”

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Interview, Theatre, Television, Film, ArtsSarah NorrisLando EducationMorfydd Clark, acting world, actor, actress, GCSE, GCSEs, ADHD, National Youth Theatres, Welsh National Youth Opera, Charles Dickens, David Copperfield, Philip Pullman, Dracula, Les Liaisons Dangereuses, His Dark Materials, The Personal History of David Copperfield, Eternal Beauty, Maud, Saint Maud, Bilingual, Drama Centre London, Blodeuwedd, The Falling, Screen International star of tomorrowComment
The Guardian to stream Unicorn theatre's new Saturday morning family shows
The Guardian to stream Unicorn theatre's new Saturday morning family shows

Trio of stories about Anansi, the spider from West African and Caribbean folklore, will be available free and with accompanying activities

The Guardian has partnered with the Unicorn theatre to present a free digital theatre series inspired by its acclaimed 2019 production Anansi the Spider.

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Lockdown, Arts, Education, English, Family, Media Article, TheatreSarah NorrisLando EducationThe guardian, theatre, Ansansi, West African, Caribbean, Folklore, free digital theatre, Saturday Mornings, children, family, Unicorn TheatreComment