Laugh At Yourself, But Don't Ever Aim

Musicals Are Hard For Me Because I Got Thrown Out Of The Glee Club In High School, Because I Couldn't Sing In Tune At The Time. I Can Sing In Tune Now, But I Have To Work Really Hard On It To Make Sure That I Don't Exercise One Of My Great Talents, Which Is The Ability To Sing In Three Keys At The Same Time.

The Good Thing About Being A Hypocrite Is That You Get To Keep Your Values.

What Then Are Doing If Not Creating A Better Place Together? I Think, For Me The Key Has To Be, What Do I Want To Create? What Is It I Want To Leave Behind?

Everybody's On Their Toes And Focused On What We're About To Do, And Then There's This Moment Where You Relax Because You See That Everybody Is There To Do The Best That They Can. Everyone Opens Up To One Another Right Away. That's A Terrific Thing. I Love That About Actors. They Know How Personal This Job Is.

I Don't Really Worry About The Size Of The Part Much Any More. It's Nice To Have More Time To Work On The Character, And To Have Big Scenes To Play. But If There's Something Playable There, And If It's Interesting To Do, Then That's Nice.