It Doesn't Pay Well To

The Only Good Thing About [aging] Is You're Not Dead.

I've Always Had Great Satisfaction Out Of Writing The Plays. I've Not Always Had Great Satisfaction Out Of Seeing Them Produced-although Often I've Had Satisfaction There. When Things Go Well In Production, On Opening There's No Nicer Feeling In The World-what Could Be Nicer Than Watching An Audience Respond? You Can't That From A Book. It's A Fine Feeling To Walk Into The Theater And See Living People Respond To Something You've Done.

Nobody Outside Of A Baby Carriage Or A Judge's Chamber Believes In An Unprejudiced Point Of View.

Nothing You Write, If You Hope To Be Good, Will Ever Come Out As You First Hoped.

Fear Comes With Middle Age.