When You See A Good Horseman, You're

The Number Of People My Age, Younger Now, A Whole Generation Younger, Who Are Fiercely Bright, Over-educated, Under-employed And Who Are Politicised And Purposeless Really Upsets Me. It's Soul-destroying.

There's A Huge Raft Of Roles That Actors In Our Culture Perform, And You Can See Any One Of About Three Hamlets In A Year. It's Not Something To Be Completely Daunted By.

I Think With Any Characterization There's A Point Where You Empathize, No Matter How Much Of A Deviance His Or Her Actions May Be From Your Understanding Of Humanity.

I Did A Lot Of Acting At School And University, Then I Went To Drama School. It Was Quite A Normal Route.

I Had A Real Yearning To Make Use Of The Opportunities I Had At School. When I Heard About The Gap Year Of Teaching English At A Tibetan Monastery, I Knew I Had To Do Something About It Really Quickly, Otherwise It Was Going To Get Allocated.