The Theater Is The Thing

I Once Said To Someone When I Was Playing Lady Macbeth And They Said: "that's Tricky, Emotionally, What Do You Do About Murdering Your Husband's Cousin?" And There Are, Of Course, Things That Aren't In Your Personal Repertoire That You Have To Somehow Understand By Reading Or Watching Other Things And Listening To Other People Talk About Them.

Everything, Every Part That You Approach Has To Be Somehow Rooted In Yourself. You Have To Somehow Root Everything So That It's Not Just Words Coming Out Of You.

I've Got What My Ma Had, Macular Degeneration, Which You Get When You Get Old.

I've Figured Out What To Do So Far, But It's Always The Next Thing You Come To Where The Man With The Bucket Of Ice Cold Water Is Waiting - Whoosh! In Your Face. That's Why You Work With Directors Who Know What To Tell You To Do.

This Is Just The Loveliest News. I'm So Happy For Everybody Involved, And So Proud To Have Been Part Of The Wonderful Experience That Philomena Has Been.