Standing In Front Of A Fake Mountain

I Don't Seem To Be Able To Learn From Experience Or Anything Useful. History Doesn't Help Me. Precedents Don't Inform My Experience.

I'm Just Aware Of What I'm Thinking And Feeling But I Do Obviously Have To Get That To The Back Of The Auditorium. So There Are Things Like Projection And Filling The Room, And Not Dropping The Ends Of Lines - Technical Things Which Are Important, But I Don't Think They Change The Way I Feel In A Scene.

One Of The Great Regrets Of My Life Is That I Smoked. If I Could Say Anything To Anybody Starting Out In Life It Would Be, 'whatever You Do, Don't Smoke'. I Have Had To Recover From That And Been Lucky That I Have Been Able To Stop.

I'm Probably The Only Person Who Actually Remembers Pirate Radio.

It's More Than Usually Possible That I Won't Do A Play Again. But Skylight Is One Of The Great Plays In The English Language. I Was Lucky Enough To Be A Part Of It At One Point In Its Life, And It's A Timely Thing To Deliver It Again In The Modern World.