National Theater article with Fiona on directing GB Shaw's "Widower's House."
Short piece on Mark Walhberg in the News. Is Fiona working on Black Dahlia with Brian DePalma?
Fiona to guest on ABC’s Empire, starring Medea costar Jonathan Cake.
Another article with a VERY cute, if blurry picture of La Fione.
Short Fiona Article at Fordham university with picture.
The Leaky Cauldron article regarding Fiona's Tony nomination for Medea.
BBC Online's Helen Bushby has two 2001 interviews with Fiona about Medea and Harry Potter.
Pictures and reviews of La Fione as Miss Jean Brodie.
Albemarle-London's review of Brodie.
CBS News review of Shaw's performance in Medea.
The Independent's review of The Seagull.
A very nice review of "The Seagull" at the Edinburgh Festival.
Creative Loafing reviews Medea.
Albemarle-London's Medea page.
Any Old Actress's profile of Fiona.
Transcript: 'Electra - Practice and Performance' panel with Deborah Warner and Fiona Shaw, chaired by Adrian Poole of Trinity College, Cambridge, author of Tragedy: Shakespeare and the Greek Example and the forthcoming A Very Short Introduction to Tragedy.
Another transcript of a Warner/Shaw chat, this time regarding Medea. Another Guardian transcript of a chat with Shaw and Warner, this one by Bel Littlejohn.
An interesting profile of Fiona from the London Theater Guide. It's fairly old, but reveals a lot about her personality.
Interview with LaFione taken during/shortly after the filming of "The Last September." Some funny bits, references to Maggie Smith and Michael Gambon as the de facto leaders of the cast.
Excellent, juicy article includes the picture with the divine leg shot. Still, the Potter franchise has had some effect on her life. “It’s all-pervasive,” she admits. “It’s everywhere I go. The other day I was having my dinner out of doors at a medieval festival near Assisi. I was with all these people wearing medieval garments; and of course in no time a thousand little boys under ten came up. It’s amazing how they spot me … but it’s not a bad thing . I think there’s a moment where it becomes really horrible and I’m in the pre-horrible stage. It’s not unpleasant to have people know you if you’re in Rome. You feel, well, if you fell down in the street someone would give you an ice-cream or something.
Gawd, she's cute!: BBC4 radio interview. That said she recently met one child who told her she couldn't possibly play aunt Petunia because her neck wasn't long enough! "You know how brilliantly accurate they are about every aspect of the books," she laughs. And did she take any notice? "Well…I've been lengthening my neck since."
Very short article in New York Metro. I particularly like this one: Where do you stay in the city? The Upper West Side. I can see the river, which is just fantastic because you know all rivers are the same river in the end -- and they’re all rivers I’ve known. Such a Fiona line.
Short Mugglenet interview, 2001
Illuminations, a production company, has two short profiles of Warner/Shaw productions. Nothing new, information-wise, but the profile for The Wasteland has a FIERCELY androgynous picture of Fiona that I love. Also profiled, Richard II. She made Wikipedia!: I especially like She was known for her wild antics in Shakespearian plays. Go girl...
this picture? Fiona as Celia in As You Like It, 1985.
Truly Sad commentary on the state of my obsession--you can download an MP3 of Fiona doing a commercial for some hospital....
Learn about Yoga and Spirituality with Fiona.
Another credit for the list. Our Brave Boys. Too bad the audio's no longer available.
Arggh!: She loathes musicals????
Lovely picture of Fiona with her Medea co-star Jonathan Cake from Theater News.
Audio version of The Chronicles of Narnia featuring Fiona and Richard (Vernon Dursley) Griffiths.
LeSigh! Shakespeare's Love Sonnets, as spoken by LaFione, Alan Rickman, Annie Lennox, and Richard Attenborough. When Love Speaks, produced by the Royal Acadamy of Dramatic Arts.
BTW, Dark Horizons is an excellent source for movie news.
Fiona's Bio from New York Times
