When I Do A Play, It's Like

I'm Not A World War Ii Buff. I Know A Little Bit About It, I Was Taught The Other Side Of The Story In School, So It Was Unfamiliar To Me, The Idea Of A German Resistance, And Yet It Was Considerable.

The Way The Elderly Are Treated, And In Some Cases Warehoused And Medicated, Rather Than Nurtured And Listened To, Is Distressing.

I Guess Part Of The Hit-man Appeal Is The Solitude. Everybody Is Lured To The Idea Of The Solitary Life.

Standing In Front Of A Fake Mountain With Fake Snow Falling And Seven Girls Dressed As Santarettes Will Stay In My Memory.

I Admire David Hare As Much As I Admire Certainly Any Writer Ever. What I Like About His Writing Is It Is Very Conscientiously, In One Way, An Attempt To Reproduce The Way People Actually Speak, But It's Not Just An Attempt At Naturalism. It's Stylised And It's Heightened, To Great Effect. It's Elegant And It's Funny And That's The Way To My Heart, Frankly.