We Should Have A Conversation

I'm Very Proud Of The Work I Do, But I Genuinely Can't Involve Myself With An Audience As Early As Somebody Who's Not Part Of The Film Can. So There's That Side Of Theater That Appeals To Me, Where You Give Something And The Response To What You've Created Is A Communion Between You And The Dark That Contains However Many People. It's Thrilling Not Having A Reflection Other Than Through The People You're Communicating With. But People Ask, "what Do You Prefer?" And I Don't Have A Preference. I Love Them Both. I Really Do.

Every Job Is Incredibly Different, And I Love It Because You're Picking Up Skill Sets And Experiences. It's The University Of Life.

You Let Things Run In Order To Have Some Sanity And Be Able To Do Your Work And Not Feel Pre-judged.

I Play Enough Other Mad People, As Well And Some Sane People, To Vary The Palette Of What's Scrabbling Around In My Head And Soul To Bring To The Floor, As A Storyteller.

I Think I've Had Very Knee-jerk Emotional Reactions To Things, And Sometimes I've Said Things Without Thinking. Being Overly Emotional Clouded My Judgment.