I Want To Go To New Zealand.

I Have An Acting Coach That I Work With On Everything That I Do. The Thing About My Preparation Process For Getting Ready For A Role Is I Have Sex With As Many People As I Can.

I Don't Have Many Actors In My Family, But I Do Have A Great Uncle That Is A Film-maker In Philadelphia, And My Great-great-grandparents Were Flamenco Dancers In The 30's In New York, They Were Spanish Dancers.

Having To Stand In Front Of An Audience And Have It Be Your Job To Make Them Laugh, You Can't Really Look To Anyone But Yourself. It's What You Wrote, What You Said And How You Said It, So It's Kind Of Terrifying, But I Liked It. When It Goes Well, It's The Best Feeling In The World. When It Doesn't Go Well, It's The Worst Feeling, But Once You Get Into The Rhythm Of It, I Think It's Really Fun.

Improv Is So Different, It's Such A Collaborative Thing, You're Working With Other People, Nothing Is Planned And It's Kind Of This Community Mentality, Whereas Stand-up, You're Alone And It Was Really Hard.

I've Had Experiences In My Life Where I've Met Certain People That Have Opened Up Something In Me And Given Me Hope And A New Outlook On Life.