Georgia Meek

I think the second that human beings move their bodies in the same way, I think something quite prehistoric happens to...

I don't know enough about that to talk out of my ass about it, but I feel like there must be some kind of primal thing that connects us with that.

First of all, I think the history of it, to me, is absolutely hilarious.

How funny that men, no offence, have changed so little.

Let's all just chastise women for doing absolutely nothing, by the way.

Nothing that anybody ever got burned at the stake for or drowned was ever real or had any hard proof behind it.

Honestly, yeah, literally being like, you've got a small bitch.

She's definitely a witch.

That sort of thing.

Yeah, she made it small.

She cast a spell on me.

I think the whole thing is so funny.

And I think especially with what's going on currently with the Manosphere and I'm like, bring it back.

I actually think that there's an entire subculture of men that we could completely convince that witchcraft is alive and well amongst women.

My mom as well.

She is completely a witch to the point where she has bought three black cats in the last two years and now lives in like the witchiest house on the seaside in South Sea and just has like tarot cards everywhere and like really terrifying looking candles and things.

My obsession with it is that it's the idea that like, you know, I could put a curse on a man and he would genuinely believe that I had.

That is one of my favourite films of all time, Death Becomes Her.

I knew it we were literally talking like because I don't know if you've seen but the two girls I play live with I always have my two girls yeah and they're actually like two of my best friends and we've performed together for almost a decade and we were talking about doing a death becomes her Halloween costume this year for a show where they're both the girls and then I'm actually I'm gonna do like a male drag thing in between so good

I love that movie so much.