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I Remember Our Conversations [with Zachary Quinto] Always Being Frustrated That We Weren't Doing What We Wanted To Do, But Also Filled With The Determination That We Were Going To Overcome That.

There's Nothing So Freeing As Going To Rehearsal And Having That Experience.

We [with Neal Dodson And Corey Moosa] Spent A Lot Of Time Writing, For Lack Of A Better Word, This Manifesto About What We Wanted To Do. We Wanted To Find Work That Was Relevant Socially And That Didn't Take Audiences For Granted.

Again, As A Gay Man I Look At That And Say There's A Hopelessness That Surrounds It, But As A Human Being I Look At It And Say 'why? Where's This Disparity Coming From, And Why Can't We As A Culture And Society Dig Deeper To Examine That?' We're Terrified Of Facing Ourselves.

Maybe It's Because It's Connected To My Childhood, Or It's Connected To The Origins Of What Drove Me Creatively, But I Feel Like My Life Never Makes More Sense Than When I'm In That Process.