The Ferocity Of Passion That Is Engendered

There Is Some Mysterious Thing That Goes On Whereby, In The Process Of Playing Shakespeare Continuously, Actors Are Surprised By The Way The Language Actually Acts On Them.

I Don't Feel One Could Even Remotely Touch The Idea Of Intimidating Others, But Because I've Understood The Other Side Of The Experience, I Will Occasionally, If I Smell That Could Even Be In The Air For A Few Minutes, Say To The Director, "please, You Must Tell Me Anything You Want. Please Say All The Things You Think Might Be Terribly Hurtful Like, 'that Was Boring.'"

The Long Version Of The Play Is Actually An Easier Version To Follow. In All Of The Cut Versions The Intense Speeches Are Cut Too Close Together For The Audience And The Actors.

I've Heard From Quite A Few People, You Sense That There Is An Ownership Of The [ Cinderella], It Was So Personal For So Many People, So I Was Interested In Trying To Work Out Why That Was.

It's Very Strange That The People You Love Are Often The People You're Most Cruel To.