The British actor is returning to the stage for the first time in eight years. In the wake of her daughter Poppy’s death, she talks to Helen Coffey about the power of grief to break down barriers, the importance of making a death plan – and why being a b**** is good for your health
Anna Chancellor discusses her return to the stage in "Playhouse Creatures," a play about the challenges faced by actresses in the 1660s. She reflects on her career, authenticity in acting, and the death of her daughter, Poppy, who encouraged her to embrace aging naturally. Chancellor emphasizes the lasting impact of relationships, even after death.
