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The Most Important Playwright's Gift Is To Hit Your Time And Speak To Your Time.

I Don't See The Theater As An Establishment. The National Theatre Has Always Seemed To Me A People's Theater. It Was Never Meant To Reinforce The Values Of The Government Of The Day, Nor Does It, Nor Should It.

It's Inevitable That You Will Die, So The Only Question Is When. The Great Thrillers Are The Moments That Play And Tease With The Question, "when Will It Be?"

Sudden Resolutions, Like The Sudden Rise Of Mercury In A Barometer, Indicate Little Else Than The Variability Of The Weather.

Via Dolorosa Is The Only Thing I Have Ever Acted In My Life, Professionally, And Ill Never Act Again.