Hello Hannah here and welcome to Sunday Chops. This week I have a real treat for you and

it's an interview I did back in January with the actor, playwright and woman who takes

none of your shit Tracy Ann Oberman who is about to go on a national tour with the merchant

of Venice 1936 in which she plays Shylock. We talk about all sorts of interesting stuff

including her family history which includes some absolutely rock hard East End women which

probably explains why Tracy Ann has been able to withstand so much Twitter abuse and

why she did this interview despite being in bed poorly. Yes I did love her thanks for

our skin. Just time for me to say that if you don't already subscribe to us wherever it is

that you listen to your podcasts you run the risk of missing out on some great stuff we've got

coming up. In Wednesday's podcast I'm talking to the dogs trust about what to do if you're

struggling to care for your pet during the cost of living crisis and next week's chops is going

to be the terribly moving story of Sophie Scholl and the white Rose and in March I'm going to be

talking about the Titanic with those smashing people at Titanic Belfast and that's just me. Mickey

and Jen also have a lot planned which sounds nefarious when I word it like that but I'm pretty confident

isn't until next week enjoy what's left you a weekend. Hi Hannah here I am joined by the excellent

Tracy Ann Overman actor and playwright who a tiny bit excitingly is in her bedroom but not

smoking. Not full taste of London Tracy just half taste of London. So it's sick taste of London.

Yes sorry you've got the visual here I do look a little bit Mrs Purchase but I am lying in my sick

bed sort of getting over flew without a fag on the go but the hair is looking quite

purchased isn't it. Oh test of London is so excellent. That was a series that I was so happy to

you know when you're part of a series where you would watch it even if you're not in it that was

that was right at the top of the tree it's a brilliant series. First up I was on Twitter for the

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