Daniel Radcliffe

Yeah, really good oranges.

Peeing in the ocean and nobody knows.

The awkward dance of negotiating whether it's going to be a hug or a handshake.

Yeah.

So then it's sort of about how the making of that list follows him into his teenage years and then becomes a kind of coping mechanism for him as an adult and a kind of really an extension of just how he sees the world in this sort of ever-evolving list-making process.

My mind was fizzing.

Ever since I was little, I'd wanted to understand why my mum had done what she had done.

And here was a possible answer, or at least, you know, part of one.

I am so sorry, Professor.

Please carry on.

But Charlotte is... I left the lecture.

You're done.

Thank you so much.

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

But the way the play is done, it's this kind of amazing communal experience.

Like it should feel every night like me and the audience are kind of making the play together.

Yeah, so...

There are sort of two levels to the audience participation in this show.

There's one sort of quite a light lift for people where I give people a card that has a number on it and some words.

And when I shout out the number, they shout out those words.