Dame Sheila Hancock – In her nineties but refusing to be defined by her age.
Sheila Hancock tells Katherine that since turning ninety she’s been treated differently and says you have to battle against the limitations that society puts on you as you age. Born in 1933, Sheila has been on our stage and screen for 70 years but in latter years has been best known for her writing. She says the…
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