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It's been 22 years since Cathy Tyson last appeared on the Everyman stage, but next month she is back in the old spiritual home where she started her acting career. Cathy is currently deep in contemplation for her role in the dark and brutal thriller The May Queen.
What are your two favourite albums?
La Mer, Debussy and Back to Black by Amy Winehouse
Truthfully, what was the first record you ever bought?
Puppet on a String by Sandi Shaw
What was the first live gig that you went to?
The Clash at the Royal Court, March 5, 1984
And the last?
My son’s gig at The Cavern
Did you pay to get in?
Yes, unfortunately
Do you have a tune running around your head at the moment?
Love’s Old Sweet Song
What newspapers or magazines do you read?
Independent and Guardian
Which website do you visit most often?
Just my email account
Who do you listen to on the radio?
Radio 4
Who or what makes you laugh?
My cousin Matthew Thomas and the actress Eithne Browne
Do you have Sky or Freeview?
Freeview
Do you have a favourite art work?
Rodin’s The Kiss
What was the last film you saw?
Notes on a Scandal
What book are you reading at bedtime?
Waiting for the All Clear by Ben Wicks
Who do you most admire in the world of media, arts and entertainment?
Many British stage actors and actresses
Who would you most like to collaborate with?
Theatre de Complicite
Who do you regret never meeting?
My nan and grandad and my father, thoroughly
What would be your epitaph?
One day at a time
*The May Queen, set against the backdrop of wartime Merseyside, also stars Leanne Best and is on at the Liverpool Everyman from Friday 4 May to Saturday 26 May 2007. Tel: 0151 709 4776 to book.
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