Drama Is Exposure; It Is Confrontation; It

The Closeness Of Reality And The Distance Of Myth, Because If There Is No Distance You Aren't Amazed, And If There Is No Closeness You Aren't Moved.

Many Audiences All Over The World Will Answer Positively From Their Own Experience That They Have Seen The Face Of The Invisible Through An Experience On The Stage That Transcended Their Experience In Life. They Will Maintain That Oedipus Or Berenice Or Hamlet Or The Three Sisters Performed With Beauty And With Love Fires The Spirit And Gives Them A Reminder That Daily Drabness Is Not Necessarily All.

I Can Take Any Empty Space And Call It A Bare Stage. A Man Walks Across This Empty Space, Whilst Someone Else Is Watching Him, And This Is All That Is Needed For An Act Of Theatre To Be Engaged.

Shakespeare Doesn't Belong To The Past. If His Material Is Valid, It Is Valid Now. It's Like Coal. The Only Meaningfulness Of A Piece Of Coal Starts And Finishes With Its Combustion, Giving Us Light And Heat. And That To Me Is Shakespeare.

A Stage Space Has Two Rules: (1) Anything Can Happen And (2) Something Must Happen.