I Never Mind Doing Press; It's Never

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?'

Hunger Is Almost Like Something The West Does. It's Almost Like The Direct Result Of The Way The West Performs.

I Don't Want To Associate Myself With Any Specific Group Of Politicians.

When I Do A Play, It's Like Agreeing To Be Ill For A Couple Of Months.

I Love Playing Half Squid/half Crab Guy Because You Can Get Away With A Level Of Acting That If You Tried It Anywhere Else They'd Arrest You For Crimes Against Acting.