A gig in Chatham.
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View all 209 →I choked on a hard-boiled lemon sweet when I was 13. My brother Sam saved me.
In 2016, the moment my agent rang me to tell me I’d got the part of Hamlet for the RSC. While I was on the phone, I looked to my left and turned to the right, and a bus whizzed by and the wing mirror was so close to me that it knocked my hat off.
I don’t know. I prefer it that way.
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View profile →I think any of us will be lucky to be remembered at all.
You’re going to come up against brick walls in life. You’ve got to go over them, under them, around them, or crash through them, but somehow or other you’ve got to get to the other side.
Aside from the night that my wife said yes, creating Riverdance and Lord of the Dance, and employing thousands of dancers for the last 30 years.
The day my son was born.
I don’t give myself that much thought.
On my deathbed thinking I wish I would have done something that I didn’t do.
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