I Hope That Anyone I Worked With

I Know What People Want To Hear Is The Connection With The Son, Roger, When You Have A Child. I Would Love To Tell That There Was An Epiphany As To What It Is To Be A Mom, But I Didn't Feel Any Difference There.

What I Love About A Play Is That It's Such An Investment Because Only Time Can Create A Lot Of What Happens Onstage.

I Love To Work In All Sorts Of Different Situations. I Think You Learn A Lot, Which Is Why I Try Not To Approach Something The Same Way, Because It Might Not Be Appropriate, And Then You Can Get Lazy Just Out Of Boredom. So I Love Any Approach.

My Family Is From The South, And I Can Remember All Those Ladies I Grew Up With, Like My Great-aunts, Who Had Handkerchiefs. There's Something Sweet About Them.

When You're Dying, You're Liberated To Do What You Want To Do. You Give Yourself Permission. I Think Everyone's Experience With A Terminal Disease Is So Deeply Personal And Unique To The Person, The Context In Which They're Living And The Relationships That They Have.