We're Living In A World

'orphan Black' Allows For People To Have Debates And Theories And Allegiances To Different Characters; To Trust Characters And Hate Other Characters, But It Doesn't Tell You Who Is Good Or Bad Or Right Or Wrong. That's The Most Exciting Storytelling In My Book.

Comedy Scares Me A Lot. I Feel Like It's Way Harder Than Drama. I Think My Safety Net Is Definitely Drama And I Would Love To Kind Of Be Able To Be Able To Push Into The Comedy World And Do Something Kind Of Like A Christopher Guest Kind Of Style Show. That, To Me, Is My Kind Of Comedy. Like, Ricky Gervais Comedy. That's My Kind Of Thing.

I Started Out As A Dancer As A Kid; I've Been Dancing Since I Was 4. So Performing Was Always Part Of What I Was. I Don't Know If It I Enjoyed The Response I Got From People Or If I Liked Having An Audience, But There's Something In Me That Wanted To Perform.

I'm At The Transition Place Myself, Still Playing High School Girls But Moving To A Stage When I'm Playing Older Roles And Going To The Places Of Stillness And Wisdom And Knowledge And Weight. It's Exciting And Scary.

Sexuality Is So Much More Complex Than Our Boobs. My Sexuality Isn't Me As An Object To Be Looked At. It's The Way I Say "hello" To Somebody, The Way I Sit With Somebody. A Body Is Just A Body. But We're Really Afraid Of Bodies. They Hold A Lot Of Power - I Think That's Why People Can Try To Shame Them So Easily, Because They Are So Powerful.