A. Adam Long
Q. Age?
A. 41
Q. Occupation?
A. Writer/Performer
Q. Describe your personality in 5 words.
A. Sleepy Sleepy Sleepy Sleepy Sleepy.
Q. What is your favourite role to play in the shows you have done so far?
A. Ophelia.
Q. And out of the four shows which is your favourite and why?
A. Currently its the Bible but it changes on an hourly basis.
Q. What is such a nice guy as yourself doing in with a crowd such as the RSC?
A. From the Renaissance Faire one thing led to another until...
Q. Have you always wanted to be an actor or did you want to be a fireman at the age of 4?
A. I wanted to be a scientist.
Q. What do you do before a show?
A. Rehearse, play cards, and have a cup of tea.
Q. Do you get lots of fanmail? Anything interesting? (my muffins?)
A. MMMM...muffins...
Q. What is the main differences between the UK and USA audiences?
A. USA audiences are loving, caring, sharing audiences. Uk audiences can be loving, caring and sharing, but they also appreciate the
genuinely nasty.
Q. Do you have any strange or funny talents?
A. I can flip a spoon into a glass.
Q. Have you ever been unable to stop laughing while performing? What did you do?
A. No...I'm perfectly cool onstage. I'm the Mr. Spock of the troupe. Kyle and Rick are the giggle monsters.
Q. If you were a vegetable what would you be?
A. A cactus (what?!!)
Q. In your opinion, which way should toilet roll be fed?
A. Away from the wall.
Q. If you discovered a planet what would you name it and why?
A. Harpo. I have a theory that when extraterrestrial civilisations are discovered, we will learn that every culture in the universe has
the equivalent of the Marx Bros.
Q. Do you have any bad habits? And do any of the other RSC folk have any you hate?
A. My bad habit is I drink too much caffiene, which makes me excitable. I love everything about the other RSC folk.
Q. Have you anything to say to your fans?
A. Thanks
Q. And how much do you actually know about Shakspeare?
A. As much as anybody, which is not too much.
Q. Would you be willing to take a test to see?
A. Sure, as long as I can cheat.
copyright. 2002