In this episode of The Acting for Stage and Screen Podcast, James talks to the Olivier Award Nominated actor Andrew Langtree. They begin by talking about Andrew's experience in an exciting sounding production of Bruce Norris' play Clybourne Park which was unfortunately closed due to the Covid 19 crisis. They move on to discuss happier memories by chatting about what it was like for Andrew as a young actor, freshly out of drama school, when he created the role of Sky in the original West End cast of Mama Mia. They chat about how he approached playing Eddie in Blood Brothers and go into depth about Andrew's appearances in a trilogy of Tennessee Williams plays; The Rose Tattoo (at the National Theatre), The Glass Menagerie (at The Manchester Royal Exchange) and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (at Theatr Clwyd). Andrew also played Justin Gallagher in Emmerdale and he tells James about the differences he finds between stage and screen acting and they discuss that Olivier nominated role of Ned in Groundhog Day. With all this, there's no time to ask Andrew about playing Carl Bruner in Ghost or about his regular work with the RSC (the company he dreamed of joining as a boy).