Well-known as a theatre critic for The Times, and formerly for Punch, Jeremy Kingston is also a playwright. His recent play Making Dickie Happy, about a fictitious weekend in which Dickie Mountbatten, Noel Coward and Agatha Christie stay at the same hotel, won rave reviews on its London debut.

There’s a revival of the show in March 2013, which will also be directed by Robert Gillespie.

I spoke to Jeremy about his career, focussing on Making Dickie Happy.

You can read my interview with him here.