“You learn more in one week of rep than three years of drama school,” Rider once remarked in a rare programme note. “You learn how to hold a drunk audience, how to act through a coughing fit, and how to find truth when the set is falling apart.”

In the United Kingdom, silence on social media is often misinterpreted. British professional culture, while reserved in person, has adopted a hyper-neurotic online work ethic. If you are not visible, the assumption is often negative: Are you hiding something? Are you technologically illiterate? Are you unemployable?

: She has become a vocal advocate for the "right to be forgotten," highlighting the difficulties of erasing digital footprints once content has been widely distributed.