Clare Dunne

And now it's taken me a long time to get out.

So that's why I'm going to have to try and remount your look of focus in various locations all around Ireland.

My phone number is...

5-5-5, 5-5-5-5.

Give us a call.

Me and Ava will turn up.

Guitar in hand.

Sure, look it.

Sorry, that was awful.

It was great.

I told you, I'll pay for the parking ticket.

No, that'll be a big fine.

This is killing me.

In a way, I was actually thinking Phyllida Lloyd and Harriet Walters should come over to you because they are doing this amazing thing at the minute.

They're creating a way for all these like underprivileged and poor children to suddenly do like Shakespeare and work with the Royal Shakespeare Company.

And they're literally going in like all these professional actors and they're performing stuff in schools and then getting the students to do it themselves.

And then what they're going to do is they're going to create these events.

And I think in Stratford, in Royal Shakespeare Company, I think the plan is basically, and I'll be involved in some of them.

They're going to create this kind of world where they literally world build.

So it's a bit theatre of the oppressed.