I Think The Hard Thing For Young

That's A Lovely Experience When You Make An Audience Laugh. Then The Nerves Go Away For A Bit. And Sometimes You Do Things Then That You've Never Done Before That Are Really Funny.

I Find The Alexander Technique Very Helpful In My Work. Things Happen Without You Trying. They Get To Be Light And Relaxed. You Must Get An Alexander Teacher To Show It To You.

I'm Struck By How Laughter Connects You With People. It's Almost Impossible To Maintain Any Kind Of Distance Or Any Sense Of Social Hierarchy When You're Just Howling With Laughter. Laughter Is A Force For Democracy.

I've Always Called Myself A Writer/performer, Not An Actor Because I Basically Write What I Perform.

When People Say 'i'm Not A Prude, But ...' What They Mean Is 'i Am A Prude, And ...'.