Utopia Means Elsewhere.

When You Do A Really Good Play, The Audience And The Performers Are Looking Into The Same Looking Glass, The Same Microscope. And The Specimen They Are Looking At Is Human Life And That's Why I Do It, That's Why I Like It.

I Like To Have Fun At Work. It's Okay If I Don't. I've Had That A Few Times. But Generally, I'm Someone Who Has A Lot Of Fun At Work, Because I Like My Job. I Think It's A Fantastic Job, At Least That Part Of It Is A Fantastic Job. And I Like To Have Fun, And I Personally Feel That Whether You're Talking About The Cast Or The Crew Or The Director Or Any Combination Thereof, That When People Feel Involved And Comfortable And They Feel Like Their Work Is Being Supported, That's The Best Environment To Do Good Work.

Unlike My Grandfather Or My Brother, I've Actually Been Able To Make Some Money At A Racetrack.

The Most Evocative Thing To Me Is Probably When A Writer And A Group Of Performers Can Collectively Put Together Something Compelling That Asks The Really Simple Question: 'how Do We Live?'

I Grew Tired Of Religion Some Time Not Long After Birth. I Believe In People, I Believe In Humans, I Believe In A Car, But I Don't Believe Something I Can't Have Absolutely No Evidence Of For Millenniums. And It's Funny, People Think Analysis Or Psychiatry Is Mad, And They Go To Church.