"I think it's one of my favourite theatres ever, so quirky and wonderful and steeped in history. The space is wonderful and the acoustics are brilliant"
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“Steeped in history” isn’t just a heritage nod; it’s a claim about legitimacy. For actors, history is a kind of invisible scene partner. It lends gravity before the first line lands, suggesting that what happens onstage is part of a longer cultural relay. That matters coming from Jameson, whose career sits at the intersection of mainstream popularity and repertory credibility: she’s speaking to audiences who value craft, not just celebrity.
Then she pivots to the hard metric: “the acoustics are brilliant.” That’s not romantic; it’s survival. Great acoustics mean you can play nuance without straining, that silence can carry, that the room rewards precision. The subtext is simple: this is a theatre that meets performers halfway. Her intent is praise, but also endorsement - a signal to programmers, patrons, and fellow actors that this place isn’t merely pretty. It’s playable.
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