One Afternoon When I Was 9, My

One Afternoon When I Was 9, My Dad Told Me I'd Be Skipping School The Next Day. Then We Drove 12 Hours From Melbourne To Sydney For The Centenary Test, A Once-in-a-lifetime Commemorative Cricket Match. It Was Great Fun - Especially For A Kid Who Was A Massive Sports Fan.

Sometimes You Have To Go Places With Characters And Emotions Within Yourself You Don't Want To Do, But You Have A Duty To The Story And As A Storyteller To Do It.

I Never Wanted To Go Longer Than Five Years Off The Stage. Not Necessarily Musicals, But Just Doing A Play Or Something.

Becoming A Father, I Think It Inevitably Changes Your Perspective Of Life. I Don't Get Nearly Enough Sleep. And The Simplest Things In Life Are Completely Satisfying. I Find You Don't Have To Do As Much, Like You Don't Go On As Many Outings.

If I Go To A Party I Don't Feel Like I Have To Be In The Centre. But I Do Find Myself Quite Often Being Placed In That Position. Even When I Was Younger At School, I Would Be Asked To Make A Speech. I Don't Remember Putting Up My Hand And All That Often But I'd Just Find Myself There.