For Me, Work Is So

I Had Never Done A 90-minute Play With No Intermission, So It Is A Bit Like You Get Onto The Train And You Don't Get Off Until It's Over - And It's Over Very Quickly, So Don't Miss A Moment Of It. That Experience Is Very Rare And Specific So Don't Miss A Minute, Because There Aren't Very Many Minutes Of It.

Theresa Rebeck's Writing Is So Scarily Funny. I Just Love How Unapologetic She Is With Her Writing: She Doesn't Try To Make Her Characters Likeable Or Heroic, She Just Really Makes Them Human. Hopefully, The Audience Is Able To Love Them In The End - Or Have Whatever Feelings That They Want To Have About All Of Them - But I Love That She Doesn't Have That Agenda. That Is Something That, As An Actress, Was Really Appealing To Me; To Just Get To Be In This Group Of People Who Are Complicated And Very Human.

Being A Part Of The Theater Community Has Been Important To Me From The Time I Was A Child, Through My Parents.

The Focus Of Our Family Life Was Homework And What Was For Dinner; Getting To Ballet Rehearsal And Getting My Brother To Soccer.

The Only Thing That Matters Is The Theater!