The Great Thing About Theater Is That

In Adolescence, It's 'how Do I Fit In?' In Your 20s, 'what Do I Want To Do?' Your 30s, 'is This What I'm Meant To Do?' I Think The Trick Is Living The Questions. Not Worrying So Much About What's Ahead But Rather Sitting In The Gray Area; Being Okay With Where You Are. If You Can Find The Parity Between 'where Am I Going?' And 'what's My Purpose?' You've Got Two Pretty Solid Pillars For Your Coffee Table.

No One Can Survive On Their Own. Thinking You Can Is Ridiculous, Especially Going Into The Middle Half Of The 21st Century. To Think You Can Do It Alone Is Just Ridiculous.

Theater Will Always Be A Huge Part Of My Life. The High I Get From Doing Theater Is Not, Quite Honestly, Matched By Many Things. I Like The Fact That When You Step Out On The Stage, For That Given Night, For Better Or For Worse, You Are The Master Of The Boards. I Love It To Death.

I Still Have Anonymity, Which Is Great. I Can Go Out Anywhere I Want And No One Ever Recognizes Me.

I'm So Envious Of That Genetic Wiring That Immediately Puts A Smile On Your Face. My Genetic Wiring Just Puts Creases In My Eyebrows.