Right now, here with you. Let’s not ruin it by talking.

This may sound nauseating, but I am a very happy person. I love my work, I love my life and I'm told by those who know/love me that it's a bit like living with Tigger. Bloody annoying, I should think.

When I came round after being seriously ill. I’d had a dose of morphine, the sun was shining and I thought, “Ah yes, I live!”

Holding my two babies, Phoebe and Amber, for the first time.

In 2016, the moment my agent rang me to tell me I’d got the part of Hamlet for the RSC. While I was on the phone, I looked to my left and turned to the right, and a bus whizzed by and the wing mirror was so close to me that it knocked my hat off.

To find as many moments to laugh as possible.

I would really love to know my parents as an adult. I lost my dad when I was 14 and my mum when I was 20.

I find it difficult to sit still.

After losing my mum still managing to finish drama school, because that was really difficult. I lost her in the first year.

In order to raise money to pay for myself to go to the National Youth Theatre, I performed a medley of my drama school speeches and some songs for my entire school. Considering I can’t sing, this was terrible. I did U Remind Me by Usher and Hey There Delilah by the Plain White T’s. They paid £2 each – basically, to laugh at me.