Richard Armitage

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377 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 4 Jun

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Sara & Cariad's Weirdos Book Club · The Cut by Richard Armitage with Richard Armitage · 4 Jun 2026 podcast

I think that's where I've found a little haven to saying other people's words.

I think drama should be on the curriculum, compulsory on the curriculum, because it's not until you say, okay, now you be the victim, now you play the bully, see what it feels like.

It's like the best therapy in the world.

It's incredible.

That's kind of why I wrote the little drama scene with the Shakespearean, because they're sort of experiencing... I mean, puberty was such a massive thing in school as well, because people are kind of developing at different stages and you're very aware that someone's...

And you're like, we've got to do this and we want to do this.

We just don't want to do it in front of you.

Cause I remember that feeling.

It's so weird.

I was more, um, I was actually a cellist.

So, um, yeah, we used, I wasn't, um,

Yeah, we didn't do a lot of plays.

We'd do a lot of little shows, but I would disappear.

My hiding place at lunchtime was I'd go up to the stage and hide behind the curtains with two girls.

One played the clarinet, one played the flute, and we'd do little music sessions with each other.

But it was great, but we'd do it really quietly so they wouldn't come find us.

But we'd spend an hour just playing music.

I was like, well, so my escape is developing my musical brain in retrospect.

We heard the cello.

I think because you're so malleable at that age and things get set in you and what gets set more than anything is your opinion of yourself.

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