The Written Word Can Be Powerful And

I've Always Been Quite An Active Person Especially When I Was Younger. When I Was In Primary School, I Used To Play Lots Of Sports. I Was A Sprinter And I Did Basketball And Swimming And Gaelic Football And Things Like That. So I Always Thought, I Guess, That It Would Be Fun To Incorporate That Much Physical Activity And Work Into A Dramatic Piece.

I Did Find New Zealand Similar To Ireland. The People, Obviously. I Found That, Ironically, Although These Two Countries Were Very Far Away From Each Other, Their Humor Was So Similar And Their Outlook On Things Was Quite Similar As Well.

When I Am On Set Or Rehearsing For The Play, The Only Thing I Can Talk About Is The Work I'm Doing. In That Way, I Home In On What I Am Doing At The Time. So Maybe I Am A Terrible Multitasker.

I Appreciate The Written Word And Spoken Word More, But Atonement Sort Of Established So Much Of Me. It Was A Character That Didn't Really Speak, And I Found That A Lot Of The Roles I Was Gravitating Toward After That Were Kind Of Nonverbal.

I'm Irish, So I'm Messing All The Time. Which Means, I'm Having A Laugh. I'm Always Making Jokes.