Una McKevitt

events and leads her to doing some pretty insane things because she's just, I mean, whilst I say that when I'm watching it, she also makes some really good points, you know, like some of her logic, her logic is very capitalist and it's very clean and it's logical, but it doesn't take into account the actual family dynamics that have existed while she wasn't there.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So all of this is sort of in this big melting pot.

um i feel that i hadn't engaged with it for a while i went to quite a lot last year and i was really like surprised at what a nice evening it can be yeah you really can and um any arts institutions have generally just got lovely give you this different feeling from everyday life when you go into them and yeah you can have your glass of wine and

Meet your friends and all of that.

So I actually was like, actually, this is, I mean, I know I work in the field, but I've forgotten that it has an atmosphere, you know, going to the theater.

Yeah.

Really much more social, especially in the peacocks.

Lovely.

You go down the stairs and that's the small little intimate bar.

Um, and it has this feeling of we're all in a secret club going to see something together, rolling the dice together.

Cause let's be real.

It is a dice roll.

It doesn't go through the, you know, the testings and everything that films do with test audience.

And when we, we have previews, but it's not just not as much of it to be able to, to cater to everybody.

Yeah, most of the time it's just a group of people who've worked really, really hard to, you know, entertain you.

Yeah.

And so...

Yeah.