How I Learned to Drive must be a challenging role for a film actor, because she spends so much time addressing the audience directly. I had to take the beast by the horns, particularly acting on a thrust stage. Everything about it was a baptism by fire. I was watching people who were soon going to be watching me. This time Arliss is addressing the audience and you're a member of the company.
Marriage is a dance.
This is a brilliant role for him, and I'm as excited for him as he was for me in the last play. Not that the role I'm taking on is nothing. I have a lot of personal experience to bring to Anna. It's been as thrilling researching the role as it used to be for me in movies till things started to get watered down. Potent writing always comes from life.