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I'd like to speak to someone about a mortgage does augmentin get you high One of those “other things” is the reason we’ve convened for a late-evening meeting in the green room of the Donmar Warehouse’s cavernous rehearsal space in the heart of Covent Garden. Raine has come hotfoot from rehearsals for the forthcoming revival of Arnold Wesker’s classic 1958 kitchen-sink drama Roots, in which she takes the central role of Beatie Bryant, the daughter of Norfolk farm labourers who’s returned from a spell in London, where she’s fallen for a Jewish socialist intellectual firebrand named Ronnie. Things turn sour when Ronnie starts to question whether this country girl can ever really be his equal. The play centres on Beatie’s intellectual and emotional awakening. “I can stand on my own two feet,” she cries, as the plot reaches its climax.