Television Can Take Anything. It Can Take

In The Theatre, The Actor Is In Total Control. The Director Wasn't In The House Last Night, The Designer Wasn't There, The Author's Dead. It's Just Us And The Audience.

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.

Some Directors Don't Tell You That It's Not Your Fault, So You Get Increasingly Depressed That You're Not Delivering What's Required, And Then You Discover It's Not You At All, It's Something In The Background That's Out Of Focus.

I'm A Latecomer To Popular Tv. This Is Rather New To Me, Being In A Sitcom. It's Been An Ambition Of Mine.

If I Was On A March At The Moment I Would Be Saying To Everyone: Be Honest With Each Other. Admit There Are Limitless Possibilities In Relationships, And Love As Many People As You Can In Whatever Way You Want, And Get Rid Of Your Inhibitions, And We'll All Be Happy.