Any Character You Play, You're On His

Growing Up I Didn't Want To Be An Actor. I Sort Of Didn't Want To Go Into The Family Business; The Main Reason Being There Was Something I Wanted To Do Far More, Which Was Be An Artist.

My Father Was A Man Of The Theater. I Grew Up In A Theater Family. As A Young Man, As A Boy, I Gypsied Around With My Siblings And My Parents To, Like, Eight Different Towns, Went To Eight Different Schools. All Those Things Were Extremely Formative, And I Think That's What Happens.

Time Sneaks Up On You Like A Windshield On A Bug.

Look At The Darkest Hit Musicals - Cabaret, West Side Story, Carousel - They Are Exuberant Experiences. They Send You Out Of The Theater Filled With Music

One Of The Things That Gives Me A Lot Of Pleasure About Both The Solo Show And The Book Is That It Tells People About My Dad. He Really Was An Important Man. He Was A Kind Of Pioneer Of Regional Theater. He Was The First American Producer To Ever Produce All Of Shakespeare Plays.