(Heavy sigh.) I never signed off on being bathed in the sweat of a male human. The most difficult part of my job is being sweated upon by one of the young men playing Christopher. What's the most difficult part of this job? And how do you prepare? Method approach? We are misunderstood creatures, historically speaking. As far as being part of a cadre of rodent ambassadors, I am happy to join those ranks. How do I answer? Those pop stars bring happiness and joy easily, whereas my role is more serious and somber.
Cheese and, of course, Mickey Mouse - where do you fit in? In the great trajectory of pop culture rats - “The Muppet Show’s” Rizzo, Chuck E. An older Marlon Brando is also an influence. I admit he’s a mouse, but still a rodent. My biggest influences are the great rat actors of the past - think of Remy in “Ratatouille” and Fievel Mousekewitz. So, no, I do not come from an acting family. My career choice is odd to the rest of my family members, but I’ve always thought big. Speaking through animal wrangler Cara Kilduff, Zeus, age 2 (almost), opened up to The Times for this edited conversation about his career, diet and favorite pastime, sleeping.ĭo you come from an acting family? Who are your biggest influences? Christopher’s closest confidant is a white and gray-hooded dumbo fancy rat named Toby the Rat, played by Zeus in his theatrical debut. The stage adaptation of Mark Haddon's 2003 novel centers on a teenager, Christopher Boone, whose unnamed condition has the hallmarks of Asperger's syndrome. 10 before moving to the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Costa Mesa. He may be just 17 inches long, but the actor Zeus - no last name - wields a big voice in the Tony-winning play “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time,” which is running at the Ahmanson Theatre through Sept.
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