I Grew Up In The Lower East

Particularly With The Plays I Choose, They're Good Parts, And They're Parts That Have Been Around Long Before A Bad Actor Played Them, And Will Be Around Long After I Play Them. Part Of What I Enjoy About The Theatre And Acting Is That Sense Of History.

I Direct In The Same Way That I Act, Which Is Thinking About What The Scene Needs.

I Was Always Curious About Motivation And Intention, And Really, That's A Lot Of What Acting Is.

Flaws Reveal A Lot About A Character And Who People Are. The Flawed Elements Of A Character Are Where I Find Their Humanity. Those Are The Things I Tend To Identify With - The Weaknesses. I Don't Know Why, But I Identify With Struggle More Than With Success.

You Watch A Hockey Game, And The Hand-eye Coordination And The Speed Is Really Miraculous; How Those Guys Track The Puck Alone, Just Following It With Their Eyes.