If My Life Was A Play, Age

I Never Get Tired Of Hearing Compliments.

That's How You Deal With Stardom; You Make It The Least Important Part Of Your Life.

It's Very Interesting, I Had An Extremely Intense Experience With My Dad In 2002, When He Was An Old Man And Very Ill And I Was Taking Care Of Him And My Mother, And He Was Extremely Depressed, Virtually Lost The Will To Live, And I Realized My Main Job Was Cheering Him Up To Save His Life.

For Me, Working On Stage Is Much More Exhausting Than All The Other Mediums, But It's Also Much More Thrilling.

I Grew Up In A Theater Family. My Father Was A Regional Theater Classical Repertory Producer. He Created Shakespeare Festivals. He Produced All Of Shakespeare's Plays, Mostly In Shakespeare Festivals In Ohio. One Of Them, The Great Lakes Theater Festival In Cleveland, Is Still Going. So I Grew Up Not Wanting To Be An Actor, Not Wanting To Go Into The Family Business.