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As For The Clarity Of The 48 Frames, I've Heard People Say That It Looks Odd, It's Too Demanding, There's Too Much Information, You Don't Know Where To Look.

When We'd Suggested Doing It, The Theatre Royal Management Had Said, 'nobody Wants To See Waiting For Godot.' As It Happened, Every Single Ticket Was Booked For Every Single Performance, And This Confirmation That Our Judgment Was Right Was Sweet. Audiences Came To Us From All Over The World. It Was Amazing.

I'm Dead Against The Idea That You Should Try To "cure" People Of Being Gay.

It's Only Fair That Stable Gay Relationships Of Long Standing Should Have The Same Rights And Responsibilities As Married Couples. I Know The Image Of Gay Marriage Is To Some People Horrific And Ludicrous.

Most Of The Time When You Do A Job, A Play Or A Film, You're Wondering, "will There Be An Audience?"