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Adrian Dunbar

“It really isn’t difficult to understand Beckett”
Big InterviewsMay 23, 2024Actor
Adrian Dunbar in Hamlet at the Young Vic, London (2021). Photo: Helen-Murray
Adrian Dunbar in Hamlet at the Young Vic, London (2021). Photo: Helen-Murray
Fascinated by Beckett since seeing Waiting for Godot as a student, the in-demand actor tells Natasha Tripney about curating an international festival of his hero’s work, preparing to make his musical theatre debut in Kiss Me, Kate and his role in the game-changing Line of Duty

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