Sheila Hancock: There aren’t that many 90-year-olds who can play those parts

Actress Sheila Hancock talks to Hannah Stephenson about her book, ‘Old Rage’,why she won’t dwell on ill health, and how she climbed a mountain in her 80s
Sheila Hancock: There aren’t that many 90-year-olds who can play those parts

Sheila Hancock confronts ageing in her latest book, Old Rage.Picture: Neil Spence/PA.

Sat, 30 Jul, 2022 - 21:00
Hannah Stephenson

  • Old Rage
  • Sheila Hancock
  • Bloomsbury, £18.99

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