I Like The Tragedies Way More Than

Some Things Are Just Really Difficult To Do. That's What I Find Hard. I Usually Can Find A Way To Do A Character To Make It Real And Work. But Sometimes It's A Struggle Sustaining That, Because There's Such A Level Of Personal Involvement And Personal, Physical, And Emotional Distraughtness.

I Had To Be A Grown-up When I Should Have Been A Little Boy, And Now That I'm A Grown-up My Little-boyness Has Exploded Out Of Me. I've Lived My Life Backwards.

Often For Me, If I Hear A Song I Know, It Clicks For Me And I Hear It In A Different Way And I Think, "i Could Sing That Song. I've Got Something To Say About That Song. Wanting To Connect With An Audience And Wanting Them To Rethink Songs; It Is Actually Important To Do Songs They're Familiar With. Also, I Love Those Songs. In A Way, I Think I've Changed People's Perceptions Of What A Cabaret Show Like This Could Be.

Romeo Is The Most Misunderstood Character In Literature, I Think. He's Hardcore To Play Because He's Displaying The Characteristics Of Hamlet At The Beginning, And, Well, Then Everything Else Happens.

You'll See Dame Judi Dench In A Bond Film, In Shakespeare And Then Starring In Her Own Sitcom. You Never See That Here With Meryl Streep.