I Was Always The Shame Of The

I Think The Sense Of Community That Exists With All The Characters - That's The Answer. The Fact That They Have Found A Family In Their Friends. It Does Give Some Depth And Meaning To Their Lives.

In The Theater We're Like Blue-collar Workers: It's A Physical Job, You Don't Make A Lot Of Money, And You're On The Road All The Time. It's Worth It In That It's The Best Job In The World, But You Have To Negotiate Living In Cities That Don't Always Accommodate You.

I Love My Parents. Coming Out To Them Was Sort Of Coming Out To Myself. I Educated Them, And I Wanted Our Relationship To Keep Growing. I Wanted Them To Be A Part Of My Life Still. I Wanted To Be Able To Share With Them What I Was Going Through.

By The Time I Came Out, That Kind Of Stopped It. The Bullying Stopped When I Claimed Myself And Proved That I Wasn't Afraid. A Lot Of It Was When I Was Hiding When I Was Younger.

It's A Really Subtle Kind Of Thing. It Makes Me Feel Like Randy Harrison Is Not A Human Being To Them.