I Have Grown Up Loving Shakespeare.

I Spent The Past Week Here In India Getting A Sense Of The Reality Of Hiv And Aids In People's Lives. Fathers And Mothers Are Dying, Leaving Children With No Support. Stigma And Discrimination Is Ruining The Family Lives. There Is An Urgent Need For Education, Information, And Increased Awareness Of Hiv And Aids. The Response Needs To Be Now. We Cannot Afford To Become Fatigued.

If I Had A Gun To My Head And I Had To Choose Between Theater And Film I'd Choose Theater.

It's Not Great If Someone Gives You Sort Of Bland Praise Without Giving You Clear Direction And Say, "this Is Good, Let's Try It Like This." I Have Worked With Someone Who Seemed Quite Inarticulate And Just Would Say, "that's Good, That's Good." That's Very Frustrating Because - It's Nice To Know Something Is Good But You Know It Can Always Change.

I Think Shakespeare Is Like A Dialect. If I Heard A Broad Scots Accent, I'd Probably Struggle At First But Then I'd Start To Look For Words I Recognise And I'd Get The Gist. I Think Shakespeare Is Like That.

God Is Not Anything Human. God Is A Force, God Is Chaos, God Is Unknown. God Is Terror And Enlightenment At The Same Time.