As Actors You Don't Want

It's Good To Have A Lot Of Once-in-a-lifetimes In Your Lifetime. If You Get The Chance To Skydive, Go Skydiving. If You're Offered A Part In A Weird Shakespeare Play In San Diego, Slap On Some Tights And Rock Out Some Iambic Pentameter.

Thankfully, The Meat Of The Tony Telecast Is The Performances From The Shows, So The Awards Show Kind Of Creates Itself Around The Season, And Then I Fill In Based On The Vibe Of The Season In General. I'm Happy That There'll Be So Many Legitimately Good Performances On The Show.

Babies Just Change Everything. You Have To Become Super-selfless And Super-tired And Super-amenable To Change. They Just Change All The Time.

My Favorite Time To Dance Is At, Like, Wedding Receptions, When It's All Ages And Everyone Seems To Be Having Fun.

I Find Myself Acting For An Editor More, Because There's A Quick Turnaround With Television, So You Want To Try And Seem Like You're As Frenetic As Possible, While Replicating Your Movement So You're Giving The Editor More Opportunity To Cut Within The Different Takes. If You're So Crazy That You're Sitting In One Take And Standing In Another, The Editor Can Only Choose One Take Or The Other. But If You Can Wrangle Yourself Into The Same Spot Over And Over, Then You Give Them More Choices For You.