December 17, 2011
“Waterloo Shoe Repairs in London cuts keys ‘while u wait’, and while Robert Sheehan waits for his keys to be cut we sit in the nearest pub. The Irish actor has locked himself out of his flat and has had to borrow his landlord’s master to make a hurried copy; he’s also due on stage at the Old Vic theatre round the corner in about an hour (where he’ll perform one of the last nights of his well-received run in The Playboy of the Western World), and the conflicting duties have left him a little flustered.” - The Guardian 18/12/2011 Living all these years in Los Angeles, I’ve developed a general distaste for actors (American, British, Irish, Namibian or otherwise). But I like Robert Sheehan… a lot. I also have a habit of locking myself out of the apartment at the absolute worst moments… a lot. Hence, the post.

“Waterloo Shoe Repairs in London cuts keys ‘while u wait’, and while Robert Sheehan waits for his keys to be cut we sit in the nearest pub. The Irish actor has locked himself out of his flat and has had to borrow his landlord’s master to make a hurried copy; he’s also due on stage at the Old Vic theatre round the corner in about an hour (where he’ll perform one of the last nights of his well-received run in The Playboy of the Western World), and the conflicting duties have left him a little flustered.” - The Guardian 18/12/2011

Living all these years in Los Angeles, I’ve developed a general distaste for actors (American, British, Irish, Namibian or otherwise). But I like Robert Sheehan… a lot. I also have a habit of locking myself out of the apartment at the absolute worst moments… a lot. Hence, the post.