See The Opportunity In The Misstep.

I Think We Should All Feel Lucky And Blessed That People Are Still, In This Day And Age, Getting In Their Cars With Other People And Driving To A Location And Paying Money To Sit In A Theater And Watch A Play.

You Learn An Enormous Lot Through Failure.

Of Course One Worries About Getting Older - We're All Fearful Of Death, Let's Not Kid Ourselves. I'm Simply Not Panicking As My Laugh Lines Grow Deeper. Who Wants A Face With No History, No Sense Of Humor?

My Dreams Tend To Be Like Dog Dreams. I'm Usually So Tired That I Hardly Dream At All. In A Way, I Do Think That The Zone One Performs In - Without Getting Too Ooga-booga About It - It's Like That Moment When You Wake Up In The Morning And You're Emerging From A Dream State But You're Not Quite Up. Where Are You? Can You Hear The Birds? Or Is That The Traffic? It's That Zone In Which I Perform. It’s Like One Foot In Reality And One Foot In A Dream State. I Spend Most Of My Life In That State!

The Thing I Love About Live Performance The Most, Is That The Doors Are Closed, The Lights Are Turned Down, And The Audience Has To Be Reverential To What's Happening Onstage.