Here, Nelson discusses his latest work, naturally inspired by Kafka and Caryl Churchill, with a bit of director Mark Wing-Davey thrown in for good measure. I guess I’m more prolix than Caryl Churchill, but at the same time, I’m just as interested in the theatrical event. That’s what I tried to write, and I don’t think I really understood what a theatrical event was until I’d worked with Mark on a Caryl Churchill play. I’m always writing, except when I’m editing a movie, which I’m doing right now. But when I’m editing a movie, I’m not writing, and when I’m actively acting, I do far less writing.