If I'm Going To Appear In Front

I Love Imaginative Representations Of A Possible Near-future, Where You Look At The Technology And You Think, "well, Yeah, That Could Really Nearly Be True." I Like Those Kinds Of Backgrounds.

Opening A Play Is Just Tough. The Idea That Actors Are Weirdly Protected From It Is A Myth. If You Imagine Yourself Having To Spend Two And A Bit Hours Cooking Bolognaise, Remembering A Whole Major Work By David Hare And Speaking It At The Correct Moment Between Chopping Carrots And Stirring The Onions In Front Of An Audience - The Normal Human Response Is 'please, Can I Go To The Airport?'

I Got Briefly Mistaken For Someone Who Might Be Good In Bed, Which Was Very, Very Good.

I Never Go On The Net Or The Web, Or Whatever It's Called.

All Actors Who Have Been Around For A Long Time, Which I Have, And Have Been Skint For Long Periods, Which I Have, Find It Difficult To Turn Down Jobs. If I Turn Anything Down My Stomach Turns Over. I Feel Sick. It Feels Like Gambling.