On The Stage You're There,

I Am Determined To Give The Yiddish Language A Fighting Chance To Survive.

After The Advent Of The Written Word, The Masses Who Could Not - Or Were Not Permitted To - Read, Were Given Sermons By The Few Who Could.

I Am First, And Foremost, An Actor. That's What I Am. To Me, A Song Is A Mini-drama. My Musical Ability Informs The Actor As Well Because It Gives Me A Sense Of Timing That Non-musicians Don't Have. So, One Hand Washes The Other.

The Play Is Always Fresh To Me. It's Not The Audience's Fault That I've Said The Words Before.

Having Come To Live In This Age Is As Though One Were To Have Entered Another Country. Learn Its Language Or Risk Being Left Out.