I meet Birgitte Hjort Sorensen in a plain office near the Donmar Warehouse in the West End. She’s warm, sharp and engaging, and her fast-flowing English is adorned with the odd Eurotrash platitude. Her American twang owes itself to the global language school of television. ‘I watched a lot of American and English TV growing up.
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Borgen series 3 on BBC4 ends on 14 December; Coriolanus is at the Donmar. There will be a nationwide NT Live screening of Coriolanus on 30 January.
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