I Didn't Really Want To Write Just

The Last Collaborator Is Your Audience ... When The Audience Comes In, It Changes The Temperature Of What You've Written. Things That Seem To Work Well -- Work In A Sense Of Carry The Story Forward And Be Integral To The Piece -- Suddenly Become A Little Less Relevant Or A Little Less Functional Or A Little Overlong Or A Little Overweight Or A Little Whatever. And So You Start Reshaping From An Audience.

I Like Neurotic People. I Like Troubled People. Not That I Don't Like Squared-away People, But I Prefer Neurotic People. I Like To Hear Rumblings Beneath The Surface.

I Do Not Dwell On Dreams I Know How Soon A Dream Becomes An Expectation How Can I Have Expectations? Look At Me, No, Captain, Look At Me, Look At Me!

It Should Be Interesting To See Two Entirely Different Ways To Treat A Story, Geared For Two Entirely Different Kinds Of Audience.

For Anyone Approaching Any One Of The Cast Albums, If They Don't Like What They Hear, It's Not The Performer's Fault.