What I Have Learned From My Work

I Fell In Love Again (laughs).

What I Have Learned From My Work Up To Now, Is To Try To Be Open, But Also Protect Myself By Not Letting The Good And The Evil Get Too Much Importance.

Performers Are So Vulnerable. They're Frightened Of Humiliation, Sure Their Work Will Be Crap. I Try To Make An Environment Where It's Warm, Where It's Ok To Fail - A Kind Of Home, I Suppose.

There's No Artist In This World That Doesn't Enjoy The Dream That If They Have Bad Reviews Now, The Story Of Keats Can Redeem Them, In Their Fantasy Or Imagination, In The Future. I Think Keats' Poem 'endymion' Is A Really Difficult Poem, And I'm Not Surprised That A Lot Of People Pulled It Apart In A Way.

I Feel That Directors At Times Are Like The Janitors On The Set. I Am The Secretary, I Am The Organizer, I Am The Maid, And I Ask If They Have Eaten Or Rested. The Best Things Are Always Out Of Your Control. It's Those Moments That Surpass The Imagination That Are Thrilling.