Matthew Macfadyen and Stephen Mangan will both be on BBC Radio 2's Steve Wright in the Afternoon also on Thursday 7 November, 2013. The show begins at 14:00
Both Matthew Macfadyen and Stephen Mangan will be on Front Row (BBC Radio 4) talking to Kirsty Lang about Perfect Nonsense on Thursday 7 November, 2013. Front Row begins at 19:15
Metro has an article about Stephen Mangan and Matthew Macfadyen's friendship and their roles as Jeeves and Wooster in the recently opened play in the West End.
About the fast and funny pace of the play within a play
Fortunately, Matthew Macfadyen, playing Bertie’s unflappable valet, is on hand to bring a touch of Jeevesian calm to the situation. ‘It’s exactly like a dance,’ he says. ‘It’s more about having it in your body, a physical memory.’
About following in the footsteps of famous actors such as Laurie and Fry
Macfadyen has been in this position before: he played Mr Darcy in the 2005 film version of Pride And Prejudice, which followed in the wake of the popular BBC TV adaptation. ‘Every interview I did I was asked about Colin Firth. I would patiently explain that most actors don’t think: “How am I going to make it different?”’ he says, patiently. ‘You simply can’t work like that. What you think is: “Isn’t it lovely that I’m treading in the same shoes as this lovely actor.”’
The Saturday’s two sell-out performances on 19 October, crowds donated more than £1,700 to the National Brain Appeal. This was the start of the charity’s annual fundraising campaign, the National Brain Appeal Pyjama Party, which took place last week.
Theresa Dauncey, chief executive of the National Brain Appeal, said: “We really are overwhelmed by the generosity of the Richmond Theatre audiences from Saturday.
“To raise more than £1,700 in one event was a great way to start our 2013 campaign.
“We are also extremely grateful to Stephen and Matthew for their support."
Matthew Macfadyen and Stephen Mangan are expected to appear on 
Matthew Macfadyen and Stephen Mangan will both be on BBC Radio 2's 
Both Matthew Macfadyen and Stephen Mangan will be on Front Row (BBC Radio 4) talking to Kirsty Lang about Perfect Nonsense on Thursday 7 November, 2013. 
Metro 
The Saturday’s two sell-out performances on 19 October, crowds donated more than £1,700 to the National Brain Appeal. This was the start of the charity’s annual fundraising campaign, the National Brain Appeal Pyjama Party, which took place last week.