Episode 49 - Lillie Flynn

In today’s episode Elaine chats with welsh actress Lillie Flynn. This lovely podcast was recorded last year so feels very light, hopeful and reminiscent so sit back, have a cup of tea and enjoy a bit of escapism. Elaine and Lillie chat alternative careers, growing into your own as a feminist, finding your voice and staying true to yourself. It's a good yin!

About Lillie Flynn
Lillie is predominately a stage actress switching effortlessly between musical theatre and plays. Lillie comes from a theatrical dynasty and has been working since she was 11. Not only is she a great actress she is also a very talented musician. She is a member is the critically acclaimed band Johnny Flynn & The Sussex Wit.

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