I've Done A Bit Of Live Action

I've Turned Up To Costume Parties In The Wrong Costume. I've Made Social Faux Pas A Plenty. I've Put One Foot In Front Of The Other And Fallen Over.

I Did A Lot Of Acting At School And University, Then I Went To Drama School. It Was Quite A Normal Route.

The Training Gave Me The Building Blocks To Get Through It. A Production Of That Scale, In A Theater That Big, You Are Going To Struggle To Keep Your Voice At First-run Perfectness. All That Work I Did - The Pull-ups And Pushups - Helped Keep My Body Fit. Hamlet, The Show, Is A Cardiovascular Workout Of About Three Hours, Never Mind The Mental, Soul-crushing Element Of It.

Doctors And Nurses Do Crazy Hours And Keep An Ideal Afloat Through The Love And Care That They Have For Their Craft And Their Patients And The Institution Of The Nhs. We Should Be Very Proud Of It.

I Play Enough Other Mad People, As Well And Some Sane People, To Vary The Palette Of What's Scrabbling Around In My Head And Soul To Bring To The Floor, As A Storyteller.