It's O.k. To Accept Good

I Was Really Looking Forward To Doing The Thing That I Do - I Basically Appear Just At The Beginning And At The End Of The 'the Glory Of The World' Play - But When I Got To Opening Night, I Started To Get Really Sad That That Was The Last Time I Was Going To See The Play As A Spectator Without Actually Being In It.

You Make The World - With Enough Strength And Enough Luck You Make The World That You Live In. If You Accept That There's Participation To Be Done And An Existence To Be Had - I Tend To Think There Is Only One Way I Want To Go Through This Existence And That's With My Eyes Open And My Chest Out.

I Think Most Great Actors Have Their Own Life Trajectory, The Character Motion Doesn't Have Anything To Do With Their Life Motion.

I Feel Much More Physically Connected To My Voice, And I Like The Physicality Of The Voice, And How The Voice Can Physically Occupy A Song.

I Feel Like, For Me, Reading Thomas Merton Is Like “wait A Minute, This Is A Rabbit Hole. This Isn’t A Gateway Or A Ticket To Anything Except Itself”. When You're A Ways Into It, You're Five Pages In, 20 Pages In, 30 Pages In, It Seems Like One Of The More Oxymoronic Undertakings You Could Attempt.