When I Grew Up In The '60s,

It Was One Of The Most Exciting, Perfect Evenings Of My Life, My Solo Debut At Carnegie Hall. And Knowing We Were All There To Raise Money For Gay Men's Health Crisis Made The Evening An Extraordinary Experience.

"into The Woods" Was... A Lot Of Running Around In The Woods! I Can't Wait To See The Show Again. People Didn't Realize It Back Then, But Kids Still Come Up To Me-young People-and They Talk About It. It Really Made Its Mark.

Singing Lessons Are Like Body Building For Your Larynx.

When There's A Terrible Illness Like Aids Sweeping Through, You Help People.

You'd Look Out And There'd Be Little Babies Watching The Show, And Boys And Girls. They Loved The Cowboys, And They Loved Annie. There Were Young People Seeing The Show For The First Time. I Stayed For Two Years Because I Enjoyed It So Much.