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No One Is Alone By Stephen Sondheim Is All About Thinking For Yourself And Being Your Own Person.

It Was One Of The Most Exciting, Perfect Evenings Of My Life, My Solo Debut At Carnegie Hall. And Knowing We Were All There To Raise Money For Gay Men's Health Crisis Made The Evening An Extraordinary Experience.

When I Grew Up In The '60s, Your Hair Had To Be Straight And You Had To Be Skinny And Have No Boobs, And It Was Like Not My Era.

In My Career, There Have Been Three Things That Were Challenging: Playing Gay; Playing A Jewish Woman; And Playing Anton Chekhov. The Scariest Part Was Playing Chekhov!

I've Been Fortunate In My Career To Have Performed In Revivals Of Great Musicals And To Have Originated Roles In Musicals That Have In Turn Been Revived. And I'm Not Dead!