Dame Judi Dench is one of the world's most celebrated actresses. She has won numerous major awards for work on both stage and screen - including an Academy Award, ten BAFTAs and a record eight Laurence Olivier Awards. In recognition of her many achievements she received an OBE in 1970, became a DBE in 1988, and in 2005 was awarded a Companion of Honour.
Wonderfully inspiring. A delightful spell in the company of one of
our greatest and most thoughtful actresses
*Daily Mail, Books of the Year*
A magical love letter to Shakespeare
*Kenneth Branagh*
A wonderful mixture of appreciation and anecdote
*Financial Times, Books of the Year*
It’s a mark of Dench’s impish genius and O’Hea’s deftness that it
genuinely feels like you’re sitting at her kitchen table with her.
It’s companionable and compelling – if you love Judi Dench or
Shakespeare (and most of us do), look no further
*Guardian*
Gorgeous flows of recollection
*Literary Review*
An utterly delightful book…there can be few higher pleasures in
civilised life than hearing Judi Dench recite the poetry of
Shakespeare. What emerges is a wealth of unpretentious horse sense
– Shakespeare from a great actor’s perspective – that repeatedly
strikes to the heart of the matter with a sharp instinctive
intelligence that puts fancy-pants literary critics to shame
*Telegraph*
This is a gloriously entertaining tour through the canon in the
company of perhaps the most experienced living Shakespearean actor;
reading it feels like a chat with an old friend.
*Observer*
The book is pure enchantment. It swirls and dances with brilliance
and mischief, so forget traditional Shakespearean criticism and
analysis. Sack the Eng. Lit. professors. As never before, this book
brings the subject to wild, authentic life.
*Daily Mail*
A wonderful ode to the bard
*I*
Riveting, revealing and witty
*Gazette and Herald*
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