The writer and star of the Amazon Original Series "Fleabag" shares a tale about the time she showed off her acting chops.... among other things.
Phoebe Waller-Bridge cut her teeth on the London stage before pursuing television and film roles, including in the critically-acclaimed BBC series, “Broadchurch.” In 2016, she has written and stars in two television series, the Amazon Original Series, “Fleabag” — based on her play of the same name — and “Crashing,” on BBC.
In the audio above, she shares a tale from her days in the theatre when her writing and acting talents weren’t the only thing on display.
On the "Mortified" podcast, brave adults read aloud the most embarrassing moments from their childhood journals. The show's inspired a new book called "My Mortified Life.” Listen to this favorite from the show, perfect for Halloween, about a middle school girl who desperately wanted to be a vampire in the 1990s.
David Litt penned some of former President Obama's most memorable speeches, including his comic turns at White House Correspondents' Dinners. The stories behind those speeches are the stuff of his new memoir, "Thanks, Obama: My Hopey, Changey White House Years." Listen as he shares a tale that didn't make it into the book… maybe because it involves him stealing.