You had to act as if nothing was wrong, ... It was very difficult to do, but you knew in the back of your head that you had to do it, that you couldn't tell anybody.

It was very difficult to do, but you knew in the back of your head that you had to do it, that you couldn't tell anybody,

It's nothing like on TV, ... On the way down there we knew we had no idea what it was going to be like. I've been shot at before in life, and it wasn't as intense as what I saw.

It was just terrifying … even the fact that they knew I was involved in Celtic (football club), they knew where I lived, they knew my family.

She knew what she did was wrong that night, ... The problem is, it's not a joke. It's a crime. She's guilty as charged.

We'll turn the lights off, we'll turn them on. There's a few boxes on stage and you act. There's nothing else to take you out of [the play]. If I could make a living doing black box theatre, I would. There's more art to it. It's like going to see an artist in his studio versus going to a gallery.