00:00I think it was the first time you came on the show, you were here to promote a one-woman
00:03play you were doing in...
00:04Yes, my name is Lucy Barton.
00:06Yeah, and you were very much looking forward to it, but I've heard you talk about it since.
00:09Yes, I was terrified.
00:11I was terrified every night, and it was an hour and a half of me talking,
00:16and I would have a moment, like 45 minutes in, where I'd be like, oh, shut up.
00:22Stop talking, stop talking, stop talking.
00:25And I got sick every night.
00:27I had a red bucket.
00:28No.
00:29And I would throw up every night.
00:31My God.
00:32Yeah, it's a very interesting thing, because most of the time when you do a play, eight shows a week,
00:36you get into a rhythm, and it takes on a life of its own.
00:39But a one-person thing is really something.
00:44I thought it was insane, because I was like, why is this not getting easier every night?
00:49No, it doesn't get easier.
00:50And some nights it would be harder.
00:52Yes, but it's a remarkable thing to be able to do.
00:54I mean, it's a real gift.
00:56I mean, now we have to do a shift.
00:56I mean, it's a real gift.
00:56I mean, it's a real gift.
