Mean podcast Richard Herring delights in continuing to torment the people who pay his wages, but I think they largely enjoy it (possibly). Believe me the real Richard Herring is more embarrassed by his performance than you can ever imagine. His guest was another star of St Olave’s Grammar School’s production of Waiting for Godot and remembers the shock denouement that turned the theatrical establishment on its head, it’s Matthew Crosby. Find out how “Improvisation My Dear Mark Watson” actually got its name, how Matthew made a bloody reentry to a gig he’d died at, the dangers of high-fiving children you don’t know, why his wife is a celebrity in India and witness what a monster Richard becomes on the rare occasions he meets someone shorter than him. Richard is reduced to tears of laughter during a very inappropriate bit of chat (but is it really that funny, or is he just tired?) and after that catharsis there is some serious light night chat about success and working with other people, before the pair wonder about buying a stunt kite.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matthew Crosby | Guest Star |