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LOTL’s Queer Conversation sits down with actor Janet Anderson (Overflow) to talk about her role in Margaret Perry’s funny, furious and deeply contemporary new play Collapsible. Co‑directed by Zoe Hollyoak and Morgan Moroney, the production blends theatre, live cinema and XR technologies to explore identity, anxiety, and what it means to be “real” in a world that constantly demands performance.
In this interview, Janet reflects on the emotional intensity of the work, the challenges of performing inside a fractured, fast‑shifting landscape, and how the play’s hybrid form reshapes the relationship between audience, character and self. Presented at The Old Fitz Theatre, Collapsible pushes the boundaries of contemporary performance while offering a raw, intimate portrait of a woman on the edge.
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LOTL’s Queer Conversation sits down with actor Janet Anderson (Overflow) to talk about her role in Margaret Perry’s funny, furious and deeply contemporary new play Collapsible. Co‑directed by Zoe Hollyoak and Morgan Moroney, the production blends theatre, live cinema and XR technologies to explore identity, anxiety, and what it means to be “real” in a world that constantly demands performance.
In this interview, Janet reflects on the emotional intensity of the work, the challenges of performing inside a fractured, fast‑shifting landscape, and how the play’s hybrid form reshapes the relationship between audience, character and self. Presented at The Old Fitz Theatre, Collapsible pushes the boundaries of contemporary performance while offering a raw, intimate portrait of a woman on the edge.
Socials: @LOTLMedia
Support the show
Check out more content on www.lotl.com