Usually, Someone Who's In A Show Gets

The Knowledge That Every Day There Is Something More To Learn, Something Higher To Reach For, Something New To Make For Others, Makes Each Day Infinitely Precious

Maybe The One I Enjoyed Playing Most Was A Month In The Country.

We Were Not Allowed To Say, Screw, But We Could Say, Hump The Hostess, Because Hump Is In Shakespeare.

The Actor Must Know That Since He, Himself, Is The Instrument, He Must Play On It To Serve The Character With The Same Effortless Dexterity With Which The Violinist Makes Music On His. Just Because He Doesn't Look Like A Violin Is No Reason To Assume His Techniques Should Be Thought Of As Less Difficult.

Once In A While, There's Stuff That Makes Me Say, That's What Theatre's About. It Has To Be A Human Event On The Stage, And That Doesn't Happen Very Often.