There's Not A Long, Entrenched Tradition Of

The Notion Of Fate And Destiny Is A Very Greek Concept. Working In The Theater You Do Think A Lot About That, Because As A Storyteller You Do Think, 'at What Point Was This Always Going To Happen And What Part Have I Got A Hand In Being Able To Change Things?'

At The Moment There Are 1 In 8 People Who Have No Access To Clear Drinking Water, About A Billion People Worldwide, Which Can Make You Feel Quite Overwhelmed.

Things Present Themselves To You, And It's How You Choose To Deal With Them That Reveals Who You Are. We All Say A Lot Of Things, Don't We, About Who We Are And How We Think. But In The End It's Your Actions, How You Respond To Circumstance That Reveals Your Character.

I'm Not Interested In Saying What People Should And Shouldn't Do. It Depends On How People Feel About Themselves. I Suppose Personally If You Do Anything Out Of Fear Or To Mask Who You Are, Then That's A Bit Scary. You've Got To Work With What You Got.

I Think When Something Is Apolitical And It Gets Politicised, Then It's Incredibly Disappointing.