Throughout the production of Animal Farm, he was often seen backstage with his script and a bottle of rum. His character, Mr. Jones, was an alcoholic and decided to adopt the same habits. For the show's final performance, he improvised parts of his opening monologue, throwing hay bales across the stage. He received critical acclaim and was awarded best actor in an ensemble cast.
[on the process of becoming the character] There's an overwhelming sensation when you've gone through the process of having the character completely engrained within you. It's almost impossible to ignore or disregard any part of it once you've made the commitment. But then you let go and allow your instincts to take over and truly live in the moment.
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Often plays characters with internal conflict and deep emotional roots
